Nun, The Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDDEBE BCBCFFGBG| Suggested By Part Of The Italian Song Beginning Se Moneca Ti Fai | A |
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| I | - |
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| If you become a nun dear | B |
| A friar I will be | C |
| In any cell you run dear | B |
| Pray look behind for me | C |
| The roses all turn pale too | D |
| The doves all take the veil too | D |
| The blind will see the show | E |
| What you become a nun my dear | B |
| I'll not believe it no | E |
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| II | - |
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| If you become a nun dear | B |
| The bishop Love will be | C |
| The Cupids every one dear | B |
| Will chaunt We trust in thee | C |
| The incense will go sighing | F |
| The candles fall a dying | F |
| The water turn to wine | G |
| What you go take the vows my dear | B |
| You may but they'll be mine | G |
James Henry Leigh Hunt
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