Stanzas To A Hindoo Air.[605] Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCB BDEB BFFB BGGB H| A | |
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| Oh my lonely lonely lonely Pillow | B |
| Where is my lover where is my lover | C |
| Is it his bark which my dreary dreams discover | C |
| Far far away and alone along the billow | B |
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| Oh my lonely lonely lonely Pillow | B |
| Why must my head ache where his gentle brow lay | D |
| How the long night flags lovelessly and slowly | E |
| And my head droops over thee like the willow | B |
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| Oh thou my sad and solitary Pillow | B |
| Send me kind dreams to keep my heart from breaking | F |
| In return for the tears I shed upon thee waking | F |
| Let me not die till he comes back o'er the billow | B |
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| Then if thou wilt no more my lonely Pillow | B |
| In one embrace let these arms again enfold him | G |
| And then expire of the joy but to behold him | G |
| Oh my lone bosom oh my lonely Pillow | B |
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| First published Works of Lord Byron xiv | H |
George Gordon Byron
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