Canzonet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAAA ACACAAA| Maiden wrap thy mantle round thee | A |
| Cold the rain beats on thy breast | B |
| Why should Horror's voice astound thee | A |
| Death can bid the wretched rest | B |
| All under the tree | A |
| Thy bed may be | A |
| And thou mayst slumber peacefully | A |
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| Maiden once gay pleasure knew thee | A |
| Now thy cheeks are pale and deep | C |
| Love has been a felon to thee | A |
| Yet poor maiden do not weep | C |
| There's rest for thee | A |
| All under the tree | A |
| Where thou wilt sleep most peacefully | A |
Henry Kirk White
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About Canzonet
Canzonet is a poem by Henry Kirk White. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.