Every Rose Hath Its Thorn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB AACC AADD AABB AABB EFGG| There was a maiden all forlorn | A |
| She loved a youth his name was Thorn | A |
| But he was shy for to disclose | B |
| How he loved dear the sweet May Rose | B |
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| Lustre sweet it would give to Thorn | A |
| If this fair flower would it adorn | A |
| Said he all other names above | C |
| Your charming name alone I love | C |
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| Said she of beauty 'tis soon shorn | A |
| Unless that it is joined to Thorn | A |
| It very soon doth droop and die | D |
| And she heaved a gentle sigh | D |
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| Said he we'll wed to morrow morn | A |
| No more from me you shall be torn | A |
| For you will banish all my woes | B |
| And near my heart I'll wear the rose | B |
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| Now little rose buds they are born | A |
| All clinging to the parent Thorn | A |
| In grace and beauty each one grows | B |
| Full worthy of the sweet May Rose | B |
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| Some flowers they only shed their bloom | E |
| In the sweet month of leafy June | F |
| But May doth bloom each month in year | G |
| A fragrant Rose forever dear | G |
James Mcintyre
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