The Fairy Woman's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE FFFFGHGH IBIBJKLM| The fairy woman maketh moan | A |
| Well a day and well a day | B |
| Forsooth I brought thee one rose one | C |
| And thou didst cast my rose away | B |
| Hark Oh hark she mourneth yet | D |
| One good ship the good ship sailed | E |
| One bright star at last it set | D |
| One one chance forsooth it failed | E |
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| Clear thy dusk hair from thy veiled eyes | F |
| Show thy face as thee beseems | F |
| For yet is starlight in the skies | F |
| Weird woman piteous through my dreams | F |
| Nay she mourns forsooth not now | G |
| Veiled I sit for evermore | H |
| Rose is shed and charm d prow | G |
| Shall not touch the charm d shore | H |
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| There thy sons that were to be | I |
| Thy small gamesome children play | B |
| There all loves that men foresee | I |
| Straight as wands enrich the way | B |
| Dove eyed fair with me they worm | J |
| Where enthroned I reign a queen | K |
| In the lovely realms foregone | L |
| In the lives that might have been | M |
Jean Ingelow
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