To Henry, Written To A Russian Air Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD AEAE FDFD AGAG HDHD| How I hail this morn's appearing | A |
| It will thee my love restore | B |
| Safety danger past endearing | A |
| Sure we meet to part no more | B |
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| Fame is thine lo crowds aver it | C |
| And her smile is dear to thee | D |
| But I charge thee don't prefer it | C |
| E'er again to home and me | D |
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| Thou thy country's call obeying | A |
| Hast her battles nobly fought | E |
| And thy ready zeal repaying | A |
| See she gives the laurels sought | E |
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| But have I no claims my rover | F |
| Claims as fondly dear to thee | D |
| Yes O yes and wandering over | F |
| Thou wilt rest with love and me | D |
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| Ha methinks thy glances reading | A |
| From thine eyes my fate I know | G |
| Duty still love's claim impeding | A |
| Thou again must seek the foe | G |
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| Of my fears too dread revival | H |
| Yet with tearful joy I see | D |
| Duty is the only rival | H |
| Potent over love and me | D |
Amelia Opie
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