An Entreaty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGHG IJIK CLCL MMMNNOOCCM| Once more once more into the sunny fields | A |
| Oh let me stray | B |
| And drink the joy that young existence yields | A |
| In a bright cloudless day | B |
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| Once more let me behold the summer sky | C |
| With its blue eyes | D |
| And join the wild wind's voice of melody | E |
| As far and free it flies | D |
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| Once more once more oh let me stand and hear | F |
| The gushing spring | G |
| As its bright drops fall starlike fast and clear | H |
| And in the sunshine sing | G |
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| Once more oh let me list the soft sweet breeze | I |
| At evening mourn | J |
| Let me oh let me say farewell to these | I |
| And to my task I gaily will return | K |
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| Oh lovely earth oh blessed smiling sky | C |
| Oh music of the wood the wave the wind | L |
| I do but linger till my ear and eye | C |
| Have traced ye on the tablets of my mind | L |
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| And then fare ye well | M |
| Bright hill and bosky dell | M |
| Clear spring and haunted well | M |
| Night blowing flowers pale | N |
| Smooth lawn and lonely vale | N |
| Sleeping lakes and sparkling fountains | O |
| Shadowy woods and sheltering mountains | O |
| Flowery land and sunny sky | C |
| And echo sweet my playmate shy | C |
| Fare ye well fare ye well | M |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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