I Loved A Lass Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FFFFGDED HIHIJDED EKEKGDED FFFFLDED HMHNFDEDI loved a lass a fair one | A |
As fair as e'er was seen | B |
She was indeed a rare one | A |
Another Sheba Queen | B |
But fool as then I was | C |
I thought she loved me too | D |
But now alas she 's left me | E |
Falero lero loo | D |
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Her hair like gold did glister | F |
Each eye was like a star | F |
She did surpass her sister | F |
Which pass'd all others far | F |
She would me honey call | G |
She'd O she'd kiss me too | D |
But now alas she 's left me | E |
Falero lero loo | D |
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Many a merry meeting | H |
My love and I have had | I |
She was my only sweeting | H |
She made my heart full glad | I |
The tears stood in her eyes | J |
Like to the morning dew | D |
But now alas she 's left me | E |
Falero lero loo | D |
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Her cheeks were like the cherry | E |
Her skin was white as snow | K |
When she was blithe and merry | E |
She angel like did show | K |
Her waist exceeding small | G |
The fives did fit her shoe | D |
But now alas she 's left me | E |
Falero lero loo | D |
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In summer time or winter | F |
She had her heart's desire | F |
I still did scorn to stint her | F |
From sugar sack or fire | F |
The world went round about | L |
No cares we ever knew | D |
But now alas she 's left me | E |
Falero lero loo | D |
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To maidens' vows and swearing | H |
Henceforth no credit give | M |
You may give them the hearing | H |
But never them believe | N |
They are as false as fair | F |
Unconstant frail untrue | D |
For mine alas hath left me | E |
Falero lero loo | D |
George Wither
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