To Chloe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDD EFGFHH| Who for his sake wished herself younger | A |
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| There are two births the one when light | B |
| First strikes the new awaken'd sense | C |
| The other when two souls unite | B |
| And we must count our life from thence | C |
| When you loved me and I loved you | D |
| Then both of us were born anew | D |
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| Love then to us new souls did give | E |
| And in those souls did plant new powers | F |
| Since when another life we live | G |
| The breath we breathe is his not ours | F |
| Love makes those young whom age doth chill | H |
| And whom he finds young keeps young still | H |
William Cartwright
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