Servant Girl And Grocer's Boy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH DD DI DD DD| Her lips' remark was Oh you kid | A |
| Her soul spoke thus I know it did | A |
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| O king of realms of endless joy | B |
| My own my golden grocer's boy | B |
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| I am a princess forced to dwell | C |
| Within a lonely kitchen cell | C |
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| While you go dashing through the land | D |
| With loveliness on every hand | D |
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| Your whistle strikes my eager ears | E |
| Like music of the choiring spheres | E |
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| The mighty earth grows faint and reels | F |
| Beneath your thundering wagon wheels | F |
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| How keenly perilously sweet | G |
| To cling upon that swaying seat | G |
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| How happy she who by your side | H |
| May share the splendors of that ride | H |
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| Ah if you will not take my hand | D |
| And bear me off across the land | D |
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| Then traveller from Arcady | D |
| Remain awhile and comfort me | I |
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| What other maiden can you find | D |
| So young and delicate and kind | D |
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| Her lips' remark was Oh you kid | D |
| Her soul spoke thus I know it did | D |
Alfred Joyce Kilmer (joyce)
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