Two Songs Of Spain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEABFB GBGBHIHIABFB IJIKLMNMABFB GGOOPPFFQIIIRROO IISSFFPPIITT| Fountain cans't thou sing the song | A |
| My Juan sang to me | B |
| The moonlit orange groves among | C |
| Then list the words from me | B |
| And mark thee by the morning's light | D |
| Or by the moon's soft beam | E |
| Or when my eyes with smiles are bright | D |
| Or when I wake or dream | E |
| O Fountain thou must sing the song | A |
| My Juan sang to me | B |
| Yet stay the only words I know | F |
| Are Inez Love and Thee | B |
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| Fountain on my light guitar | G |
| I'll play the strain to thee | B |
| And while I watch yon laughing star | G |
| The words will come to me | B |
| And mark thee when my heart is sad | H |
| And full of sweet regrets | I |
| Or when it throbs to laughter glad | H |
| Like feet to castanets | I |
| O Fountain thou must sing the song | A |
| My Juan sang to me | B |
| Yet stay the only words I know | F |
| Are Inez Love and Thee | B |
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| Fountain clap thy twinkling hands | I |
| Beneath yon floating moon | J |
| And twinkle to the starry bands | I |
| That dance upon the gloom | K |
| For I am glad for who could crave | L |
| The joyous night to fill | M |
| A richer treasure than I have | N |
| In Juan's seguedille | M |
| So Fountain mark no other song | A |
| Dare ever sing to me | B |
| Tho' only four short words I know | F |
| Just Inez Love and Thee | B |
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| Morello strikes on his guitar | G |
| When over the olives the star | G |
| Of eve like a rose touch'd with gold | O |
| Doth slowly its sweet rays unfold | O |
| Perchance 'tis in some city square | P |
| And the people all follow us there | P |
| Don donna slim chulo padrone | F |
| The very dog runs with his bone | F |
| One half of the square is in the shade | Q |
| On the other the red sunset fades | I |
| The fount as it flings up its jets | I |
| Responds to my brisk castanets | I |
| I wear a red rose at my ear | R |
| And many a whisper I hear | R |
| If she were a lady behold | O |
| None other should share my red gold | O |
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| St Anthony save us what eyes | I |
| How gem like her little foot flies | I |
| These dancers should all be forbid | S |
| To dance in the streets of Madrid | S |
| If I were a monarch I'd own | F |
| No other to sit on my throne | F |
| Two scarlet streamers tie my hair | P |
| They burn like red stars on the air | P |
| My dark eyes flash my clear cheek burns | I |
| My kirtle eddies in swift turns | I |
| My golden necklet tinkles sweet | T |
| Yes yes I love the crowded street | T |
Isabella Valancy Crawford
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