A Valentine (ii) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEAA FFCCGGGFFHHAA| Go Cupid and my sweetheart tell | A |
| I love her well | A |
| Yes though she tramples on my heart | B |
| And rends that bleeding thing apart | B |
| And though she rolls a scornful eye | C |
| On doting me when I go by | C |
| And though she scouts at everything | D |
| As tribute unto her I bring | D |
| Apple banana caramel | E |
| Haste Cupid to my love and tell | A |
| In spite of all I love her well | A |
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| And further say I have a sled | F |
| Cushioned in blue and painted red | F |
| The groceryman has promised I | C |
| Can hitch whenever he goes by | C |
| Go tell her that and furthermore | G |
| Apprise my sweetheart that a score | G |
| Of other little girls implore | G |
| The boon of riding on that sled | F |
| Painted and hitched as aforesaid | F |
| And tell her Cupid only she | H |
| Shall ride upon that sled with me | H |
| Tell her this all and further tell | A |
| I love her well | A |
Eugene Field
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