Chivalrie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IBIB| Under the maple boughs we sat | A |
| Annie Leslie and I together | B |
| She was trimming her sea side hat | A |
| With leaves we talked about the weather | B |
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| The sun beams lit her gleaming hair | C |
| With rippling waves of golden glory | D |
| And eyes of blue and ringlets fair | C |
| Suggested many an ancient story | D |
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| Of fair haired blue eyed maids of old | E |
| In durance held by grim magicians | F |
| Of knights in armor rough with gold | E |
| Who rescued them from such positions | F |
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| Above the heavens aglow with light | G |
| Beneath our feet the sleeping ocean | H |
| E'en as the sky my hope was bright | G |
| Deep as the sea was my devotion | H |
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| Her father's voice came through the wood | I |
| He'd made a fortune tanning leather | B |
| I was his clerk I thought it good | I |
| To keep on talking about the weather | B |
George Augustus Baker, Jr.
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