Afore The Cockerel Crows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE FGHGIJIK LMLMNONO| Who is this muse before me stood | A |
| I know her not I say | B |
| A temperate stirring of the blood | C |
| I bid her go away | B |
| Her seducing warm pacific smile | D |
| The shining in her eye | E |
| I watch her handsome form a while | D |
| And yet her I deny | E |
| - | |
| I took once more a further glance | F |
| Affirming what I thought | G |
| A glowing flowing countenance | H |
| Upon mine eyes here brought | G |
| I bid her go a second time | I |
| Yet still she must remain | J |
| Sparkling in the morning rime | I |
| Be gone I say again | K |
| - | |
| I close my eyes and hope to see | L |
| Her off before I wake | M |
| An angel come to beckon me | L |
| And for my soul to take | M |
| My eyes are opened looking on | N |
| Aroused from my repose | O |
| I'd surely bid her thrice begone | N |
| Afore the cockerel crows | O |
Alan S Jeeves
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