The Window Poem Rhyme Scheme

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The Window Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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ON THE HILL	A
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The lights and shadows fly	B
Yonder it brightens and darkens down on the plain	C
A jewel a jewel dear to a lover's eye	B
Oh is it the brook or a pool or her window pane	C
When the winds are up in the morning	D
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Clouds that are racing above	E
And winds and lights and shadows that cannot be still	A
All running on one way to the home of my love	E
You are all running on and I stand on the slope of the hill	A
And the winds are up in the morning	D
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Follow follow the chase	F
And my thoughts are as quick and as quick ever on on on	G
O lights are you flying over her sweet little face	F
And my heart is there before you are come and gone	H
When the winds are up in the morning	D
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Follow them down the slope	I
And I follow them down to the window pane of my dear	J
And it brightens and darkens and brightens like my hope	I
And it darkens and brightens and darkens like my fear	J
And the winds are up in the morning	D
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AT THE WINDOW	K
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Vine vine and eglantine	L
Clasp her window trail and twine	L
Rose rose and clematis	M
Trail and twine and clasp and kiss	M
Kiss kiss and make her a bower	N
All of flowers and drop me a flower	N
Drop me a flower	N
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Vine vine and eglantine	L
Cannot a flower a flower be mine	L
Rose rose and clematis	M
Drop me a flower a flower to kiss	M
Kiss kiss and out of her bower	N
All of flowers a flower a flower	N
Dropt a flower	N
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GONE	H
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Gone	H
Gone till the end of the year	J
Gone and the light gone with her and left me in shadow here	O
Gone flitted away	P
Taken the stars from the night and the sun from the day	P
Gone and a cloud in my heart and a storm in the air	Q
Flown to the east or the west flitted I know not where	Q
Down in the south is a flash and a groan she is there she is there	Q
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WINTER	N
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The frost is here	O
And fuel is clear	J
And woods are sear	J
And fires burn clear	J
And frost is here	O
And has bitten the heel of the going year	J
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Bite frost bite	R
You roll up away from the light	R
The blue wood louse and the plump dormouse	S
And the bees are still'd and the flies are kill'd	T
And you bite far into the heart of the house	S
But not into mine	L
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Bite frost bite	R
The woods are all the searer	J
The fuel is all the dearer	J
The fires are all the clearer	J
My spring is all the nearer	J
You have bitten into the heart of the earth	U
But not into mine	L
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SPRING	D
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Birds' love and birds' song	V
Flying here and there	J
Birds' song and birds' love	E
And you with gold for hair	J
Birds' song and birds' love	E
Passing with the weather	J
Men's song and men's love	E
To love once and for ever	J
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Men's love and birds' love	E
And women's love and men's	W
And you my wren with a crown of gold	X
You my queen of the wrens	W
You the queen of the wrens	W
We'll be birds of a feather	J
I'll be King of the Queen of the wrens	W
And all in a nest together	J
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THE LETTER	J
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Where is another sweet as my sweet	Y
Fine of the fine and shy of the shy	B
Fine little hands fine little feet	Y
Dewy blue eye	B
Shall I write to her shall I go	K
Ask her to marry me by and by	B
Somebody said that she'd say no	K
Somebody knows that she'll say ay	P
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Ay or no if ask'd to her face	W
Ay or no from shy of the shy	B
Go little letter apace apace	W
Fly	B
Fly to the light in the valley below	K
Tell my wish to her dewy blue eye	B
Somebody said that she'd say no	K
Somebody knows that she'll say ay	P
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NO ANSWER	J
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The mist and the rain the mist and the rain	C
Is it ay or no is it ay or no	K
And never a glimpse of her window pane	C
And I may die but the grass will grow	K
And the grass will grow when I am gone	H
And the wet west wind and the world will go on	G
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Ay is the song of the wedded spheres	W
No is trouble and cloud and storm	Z
Ay is life for a hundred years	W
No will push me down to the worm	A2
And when I am there and dead and gone	H
The wet west wind and the world will go on	G
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The wind and the wet the wind and the wet	B2
Wet west wind how you blow you blow	K
And never a line from my lady yet	B2
Is it ay or no is it ay or no	K
Blow then blow and when I am gone	H
The wet west wind and the world may go on	G
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NO ANSWER	J
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Winds are loud and you are dumb	C2
Take my love for love will come	C2
Love will come but once a life	D2
Winds are loud and winds will pass	W
Spring is here with leaf and grass	W
Take my love and be my wife	D2
After loves of maids and men	E2
Are but dainties drest again	E2
Love me now you'll love me then	E2
Love can love but once a life	D2
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THE ANSWER	J
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Two little hands that meet	Y
Claspt on her seal my sweet	Y
Must I take you and break you	F2
Two little hands that meet	Y
I must take you and break you	F2
And loving hands must part	G2
Take take break break	H2
Break you may break my heart	G2
Faint heart never won	I2
Break break and all's done	I2
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AY	P
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Be merry all birds to day	P
Be merry on earth as you never were merry before	J
Be merry in heaven O larks and far away	P
And merry for ever and ever and one day more	J
Why	B
For it's easy to find a rhyme	J2
Look look how he flits	W
The fire crown'd king of the wrens from out of the pine	L
Look how they tumble the blossom the mad little tits	W
'Cuck oo Cuck oo ' was ever a May so fine	L
Why	B
For it's easy to find a rhyme	J2
O merry the linnet and dove	E
And swallow and sparrow and throstle and have your desire	J
O merry my heart you have gotten the wings of love	E
And flit like the king of the wrens with a crown of fire	J
Why	B
For it's ay ay ay ay	P
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WHEN	E2
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Sun comes moon comes	W
Time slips away	P
Sun sets moon sets	W
Love fix a day	P
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'A year hence a year hence '	-
'We shall both be gray '	-
'A month hence a month hence	W
'Far far away '	-
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'A week hence a week hence '	-
'Ah the long delay '	-
'Wait a little wait a little	K2
You shall fix a day '	-
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'To morrow love to morrow	K
And that's an age away '	-
Blaze upon her window sun	I2
And honour all the day	P
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MARRIAGE MORNING	D
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Light so low upon earth	U
You send a flash to the sun	I2
Here is the golden close of love	E
All my wooing is done	I2
Oh the woods and the meadows	W
Woods where we hid from the wet	B2
Stiles where we stay'd to be kind	L2
Meadows in which we met	B2
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Light so low in the vale	M2
You flash and lighten afar	J
For this is the golden morning of love	E
And you are his morning star	J
Flash I am coming I come	C2
By meadow and stile and wood	N2
Oh lighten into my eyes and my heart	G2
Into my heart and my blood	O2
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Heart are you great enough	P2
For a love that never tires	W
O heart are you great enough for love	E
I have heard of thorns and briers	W
Over the thorns and briers	W
Over the meadows and stiles	W
Over the world to the end of it	Q2
Flash for a million miles	W