Poet William Strode

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On The Death Of Mrs. Mary Neudham Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEFGGHHDDCCID

As sinn makes gross the soule and thickens itA
To fleshy dulness so the spotless whiteB
Of virgin pureness made thy flesh as cleereC
As others soules thou couldst not tarry heereC
All soule in both parts and what could it beeD
The Resurrection could bestow on theeD
Allready glorious thine InnocenceE
Thy better shroude sent thee as pure from henceF
As saints shall rise but hee whose bounty mayG
Enlighten the greate sunn with double dayG
And make it more outshine itselfe than nowH
It can the moone shall crowne thy varnish'd browH
With light above that sunn when thou shalt beeD
No lower in thy place than MajestyD
Crown'd with a Virgin's wreath outshining thereC
The Saints as much as thou did'st mortalls heereC
Bee this thy hope and whilst thy ashes lyI
Asleepe in death dreame of EternityD

William Strode



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