To Anne Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB BCBC DBDB DBDB E| Oh Anne your offences to me have been grievous | A |
| I thought from my wrath no atonement could save you | B |
| But woman is made to command and deceive us | A |
| I look 'd in your face and I almost forgave you | B |
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| I vow'd I could ne'er for a moment respect you | B |
| Yet thought that a day's separation was long | C |
| When we met I determined again to suspect you | B |
| Your smile soon convinced me suspicion was wrong | C |
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| I swore in a transport of young indignation | D |
| With fervent contempt evermore to disdain you | B |
| I saw you my anger became admiration | D |
| And now all my wish all my hope's to regain you | B |
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| With beauty like yours oh how vain the contention | D |
| Thus lowly I sue for forgiveness before you | B |
| At once to conclude such a fruitless dissension | D |
| Be false my sweet Anne when I cease to adore you | B |
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| January | E |
George Gordon Byron
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