Sweet Valley, Say Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDB DDEAAEFFE| Sweet valley say where pensive lying | A |
| For me our children England sighing | A |
| The best of mortals leans his head | B |
| Ye fountains dimpled by my sorrow | C |
| Ye brooks that my complainings borrow | C |
| O lead me to his lonely bed | B |
| Or if my lover | D |
| Deep woods you cover | D |
| Ah whisper where your shadows o'er him spread | B |
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| 'Tis not the loss of pomp and pleasure | D |
| Of empire or of tinsel treasure | D |
| That drops this tear that swells this groan | E |
| No from a nobler cause proceeding | A |
| A heart with love and fondness bleeding | A |
| I breathe my sadly pleasing moan | E |
| With other anguish | F |
| I scorn to languish | F |
| For love will feel no sorrows but his own | E |
James Thomson
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