To His Mistresse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEEEFF| In your sterne beauty I can see | A |
| Whatere in Aetna wonders bee | A |
| If coales out of the topp doe flye | B |
| Hott flames doe gush out of your eye | B |
| If frost lye on the ground belowe | C |
| Your breast is white and cold as snowe | C |
| The sparkes that sett my hart on fire | D |
| Refuse to melt your owne desire | D |
| The frost that byndes your chilly breast | E |
| With double fire hath mee opprest | E |
| Both heate and cold a league have made | E |
| And leaving you they mee invade | E |
| The hearth its proper flame withstands | F |
| When ice itselfe heates others hands | F |
William Strode
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