Tell Thee Truth, Sweet; No Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDACBDA AEFGAFHGA| TELL thee truth sweet no | A |
| Truth is cross and sad and cold | B |
| Lies are pitiful and kind | C |
| Honey soft as Love's own tongue | D |
| Let me love lie so | A |
| Lies are like a summer wind | C |
| Wooing flower buds to unfold | B |
| Lies will last while men are young | D |
| Tell thee truth love no | A |
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| Let me sweet lie so | A |
| Lies are Hope's light ministers | E |
| Footless birds upon the wing | F |
| Truth's a name for plodding care | G |
| Tell thee truth sweet no | A |
| Truth's the east wind on the Spring | F |
| 'Tis the wind not Spring time errs | H |
| Lies will last while maids are fair | G |
| Let me lie love so | A |
Augusta Davies Webster
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