To Eliza Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CBCB DEDE BBBBE| Eliza tell thy lover why | A |
| Or what induced thee to deceive me | B |
| Fare thee well away I fly | A |
| I shun the lass who thus will grieve me | B |
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| Eliza still thou art my song | C |
| Although by force I may forsake thee | B |
| Fare thee well for I was wrong | C |
| To woo thee while another take thee | B |
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| Eliza pause and think a while | D |
| Sweet lass I shall forget thee never | E |
| Fare thee well although I smile | D |
| I grieve to give thee up forever | E |
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| Eliza I shall think of thee | B |
| My heart shall ever twine about thee | B |
| Fare thee well but think of me | B |
| Compell'd to live and die without thee | B |
| 'Fare thee well and if forever | E |
| Still forever fare thee well ' | - |
George Moses Horton
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