Binding Sheaves Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFCGCG HIHICJC| Hark a lover binding sheaves | A |
| To his maiden sings | B |
| Flutter flutter go the leaves | A |
| Larks drop their wings | B |
| Little brooks for all their mirth | C |
| Are not blythe as he | D |
| Give me what the love is worth | C |
| That I give thee | D |
| - | |
| Speech that cannot be forborne | E |
| Tells the story through | F |
| I sowed my love in with the corn | E |
| And they both grew | F |
| Count the world full wide of girth | C |
| And hived honey sweet | G |
| But count the love of more worth | C |
| Laid at thy feet | G |
| - | |
| Money's worth is house and land | H |
| Velvet coat and vest | I |
| Work's worth is bread in hand | H |
| Ay and sweet rest | I |
| Wilt thou learn what love is worth | C |
| Ah she sits above | J |
| Sighing 'Weigh me not with earth | C |
| Love's worth is love ' | - |
Jean Ingelow
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