Love, Thou Gayest Fancy-weaver Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBCBC DDDDECEC BBDDFCFC AAAACACA DDBBGBGB| Love thou gayest fancy weaver | A |
| Heart betrayer soul deceiver | A |
| Come with all thy clinging kisses | B |
| Bringing all thy beaming blisses | B |
| It may serve the cynic's parts | B |
| If he curse and if he scout thee | C |
| But O where were gentle hearts | B |
| If they had to live without thee | C |
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| Weave the spells of thy beguiling | D |
| 'Round and 'round me with thy smiling | D |
| Till the ashen cheek is beaming | D |
| And the faded eye is gleaming | D |
| Millions may endure the fight | E |
| In the battle vain to end thee | C |
| But when taste they thy delight | E |
| They will serve thee and defend thee | C |
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| Bring thy little winsome graces | B |
| And the sweets of glad embraces | B |
| Till the pleasures all are dancing | D |
| Into mazy whirls entrancing | D |
| It may please the icy breast | F |
| To despise thee and distress thee | C |
| But the burning hearts find rest | F |
| When they bless thee and caress thee | C |
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| Send thy gladness laughing rover | A |
| All my sorrows o'er and over | A |
| Till the strains of happy pleasure | A |
| Mingle in melodious measure | A |
| It may give a transient glee | C |
| To condemn thy ways and sever | A |
| But the sweets of melody | C |
| Thou wilt murmur on forever | A |
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| Bind my heart in silken chaining | D |
| Till from thee is none remaining | D |
| Clothe my soul in glad completeness | B |
| Of thy happiness and sweetness | B |
| When the times are true the soul | G |
| May not hunger for thy gladness | B |
| But when surging sorrows roll | G |
| Thou alone shall banish sadness | B |
Freeman E. Miller
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