Armenian Lullaby Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCDE FGFHBBBIJ CKCCAAABF| If thou wilt shut thy drowsy eyes | A |
| My mulberry one my golden sun | B |
| The rose shall sing thee lullabies | A |
| My pretty cosset lambkin | B |
| And thou shalt swing in an almond tree | C |
| With a flood of moonbeams rocking thee | C |
| A silver boat in a golden sea | C |
| My velvet love my nestling dove | D |
| My own pomegranate blossom | E |
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| The stork shall guard thee passing well | F |
| All night my sweet my dimple feet | G |
| And bring thee myrrh and asphodel | F |
| My gentle rain of springtime | H |
| And for thy slumbrous play shall twine | B |
| The diamond stars with an emerald vine | B |
| To trail in the waves of ruby wine | B |
| My myrtle bloom my heart's perfume | I |
| My little chirping sparrow | J |
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| And when the morn wakes up to see | C |
| My apple bright my soul's delight | K |
| The partridge shall come calling thee | C |
| My jar of milk and honey | C |
| Yes thou shalt know what mystery lies | A |
| In the amethyst deep of the curtained skies | A |
| If thou wilt fold thy onyx eyes | A |
| You wakeful one you naughty son | B |
| You cooing little turtle | F |
Eugene Field
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