Dainty Dora Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DCDC ECFC GCHC| TO D M M | A |
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| Greeks once sang a lovely song | B |
| To their maiden Cora | C |
| But my lay floats soft along | B |
| To my Dainty Dora | C |
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| Frenchmen sing of Anne Belle | D |
| Romans sang of Flora | C |
| But I sing my song to tell | D |
| Of my Dainty Dora | C |
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| Scotchmen sing their songs to move | E |
| Mary or Debora | C |
| But I sing my song of love | F |
| Love for Dainty Dora | C |
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| Poets now a song may give | G |
| Psyche or Lenora | C |
| But I'll sing long as I live | H |
| Just for Dainty Dora | C |
Edward Smyth Jones
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