A Bequest Of His Heart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABA CDCDEAEA FGFGGAGA AEAEEAEA HAHAAAAA| Hence heart with her that must depart | A |
| And hald thee with thy soverane | B |
| For I had liever want ane heart | A |
| Nor have the heart that dois me pain | B |
| Therefore go with thy love remain | B |
| And let me leif thus unmolest | A |
| And see that thou come not again | B |
| But bide with her thou luvis best | A |
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| Sen she that I have servit lang | C |
| Is to depart so suddenly | D |
| Address thee now for thou sall gang | C |
| And bear thy lady company | D |
| Fra she be gone heartless am I | E |
| For quhy thou art with her possest | A |
| Therefore my heart go hence in high | E |
| And bide with her thou luvis best | A |
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| Though this belappit body here | F |
| Be bound to servitude and thrall | G |
| My faithful heart is free entier | F |
| And mind to serve my lady at all | G |
| Would God that I were perigall | G |
| Under that redolent rose to rest | A |
| Yet at the least my heart thou sall | G |
| Abide with her thou luvis best | A |
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| Sen in your garth the lily quhyte | A |
| May not remain amang the laif | E |
| Adieu the flower of whole delite | A |
| Adieu the succour that may me saif | E |
| Adieu the fragrant balme suaif | E |
| And lamp of ladies lustiest | A |
| My faithful heart she shall it haif | E |
| To bide with her it luvis best | A |
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| Deploir ye ladies cleir of hue | H |
| Her absence sen she must depart | A |
| And specially ye luveris true | H |
| That wounded bene with Luvis dart | A |
| For some of you sall want ane heart | A |
| As well as I therefore at last | A |
| Do go with mine with mind inwart | A |
| And bide with her thou luvis best | A |
Alexander Scott
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