Georgie Sails To-morrow! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD CDCD EFEFCD GCGCCD AHAHCD CDCD| For sixteen years a merry laughing maiden | A |
| I have warbl'd only songs of joy | B |
| And in this heart so very lightly laden | A |
| Happy thoughts have ever found employ | B |
| But times will change and now there comes a sorrow | C |
| Which bids me ev'ry joy resign | D |
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| My Georgie sails for China seas tomorrow | C |
| And he knows not yet that he is mine | D |
| My Georgie sails for China seas tomorrow | C |
| And he knows not yet that he is mine | D |
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| How should he know 'twas from a dream awaking | E |
| When they told me he and I must part | F |
| For not until the tie was nearly breaking | E |
| Had I felt its tendrils on my heart | F |
| These lips are seal'd I cannot tell my sorrow | C |
| And hope must die without a sign | D |
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| Oh who can tell the fearful scenes of danger | G |
| And the hardships Georgie dear must know | C |
| On stormy seas in foreign lands a stranger | G |
| Oh I cannot cannot let him go | C |
| My heart will break where shall I patience borrow | C |
| For months thro' which I can but pine | D |
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| The last farewell that solemn word is spoken | A |
| And my spirit trembles with its thrill | H |
| His manly tones by deep emotion broken | A |
| In my inmost soul are ringing still | H |
| But strange wild joy is mingled with my sorrow | C |
| And smiles among my tear drops shine | D |
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| My Georgie sails for China seas to morrow | C |
| But he knows he knows that he is mine | D |
| My Georgie sails for China seas to morrow | C |
| But he knows he knows that he is mine | D |
Henry Clay Work
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