Oh, This Love! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDB EFGFB HIJIB AKLKB| Music Jess Macfarlane | A |
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| Oh this love this love | B |
| I ainse the passion slighted | C |
| But hearts that truly love | B |
| Must break or be united | D |
| Oh this love | B |
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| When first he cam' to woo | E |
| I little cared aboot him | F |
| But seene I felt as though | G |
| I could na' live without him | F |
| Oh this love | B |
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| He brought to me the ring | H |
| My hand asked o' my mither | I |
| I could na' bear the thought | J |
| That he should we anither | I |
| Oh this love | B |
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| And now I'm a' his ain | A |
| In a' his joys I mingle | K |
| Nae for the wealth of warlds | L |
| Wad I again be single | K |
| Oh this love | B |
George Pope Morris
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