The Indian Lover. Morning Song. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDDEFFFE GGBHGGIIGG AAJJCGCG KKDDLLGG| O'ER flowery fields of waving maize | A |
| The breeze of morning lightly plays | A |
| Arise my Zumia let us rove | B |
| The cool and fragrant citron grove | B |
| Fair nature spreads her lavish bloom | C |
| And bids her zephyrs waft perfume | C |
| She breathes ambrosial odours rare | D |
| With cassia fragrance fills the air | D |
| And calls thee forth her sweets to share | D |
| My lovely maid | E |
| We'll mark each aromatic flower | F |
| Expanding to the radiant hour | F |
| We'll seek the scented orange bower | F |
| Or tam'rind shade | E |
| - | |
| Now ere the fervid hours of day | G |
| Arise my Zumia haste away | G |
| Hark from yonder palmy grove | B |
| Swells the choral song of love | H |
| There on every weeping spray | G |
| Warblers tune the melting lay | G |
| Morning's roseate hues are spreading | I |
| Balmy essence flowers are shedding | I |
| Nature smiles in green array | G |
| My Zumia rise no more delay | G |
| - | |
| Now glitt'ring in the lucid rays | A |
| The humming bird his wing displays | A |
| Floats on the sun beam and the gale | J |
| From spicy wood to myrtle vale | J |
| Flutters on light ethereal plume | C |
| In tints of orient beauty drest | G |
| Steals honey from the glowing bloom | C |
| And weaves the fairy nest | G |
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| I'll climb each tall aspiring tree | K |
| To seek nectareous fruits for thee | K |
| I'll cull the blossoms op'ning fair | D |
| In blushing wreaths to bind thy hair | D |
| For thee the streams in murmurs flow | L |
| For thee the buds empurpling glow | L |
| For thee the balmy zephyrs play | G |
| Arise my Zumia haste away | G |
Felicia Dorothea Hemans
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