Voices Of Women Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBAC ADEFAE AGHGAH ABIBAI| Met ye my love | A |
| Ye might in France have met him | B |
| He has a wooing smile | C |
| Who sees cannot forget him | B |
| Met ye my Love | A |
| We shared full many a mile | C |
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| Saw ye my Love | A |
| In lands far off he has been | D |
| With his yellow tinted hair | E |
| In Egypt such ye have seen | F |
| Ye knew my love | A |
| I was his brother there | E |
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| Heard ye my love | A |
| My love ye must have heard | G |
| For his voice when he will | H |
| Tinkles like cry of a bird | G |
| Heard ye my love | A |
| We sang on a Grecian hill | H |
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| Behold your love | A |
| And how shall I forget him | B |
| His smile his hair his song | I |
| Alas no maid shall get him | B |
| For all her love | A |
| Where he sleeps a million strong | I |
Frank James Prewett
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