Reciprocal Invitation To The Dance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CD EB C F G HI JG H A K HF LK H F F HK MF H| THE INDIFFERENT | A |
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| COME to the dance with me come with me fair one | B |
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| Dances a feast day like this may well crown | C |
| If thou my sweetheart art not thou canst be so | D |
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| But if thou wilt not we still will dance on | E |
| Come to the dance with me come with me fair one | B |
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| Dances a feast day like this may well crown | C |
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| THE TENDER | F |
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| Loved one without thee what then would all feast be | G |
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| Sweet one without thee what then were the dance | H |
| If thou my sweetheart wert not I would dance not | I |
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| If thou art still so all life is one feast | J |
| Loved one without thee what then would all feasts be | G |
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| Sweet one without thee what then were the dance | H |
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| THE INDIFFERENT | A |
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| Let them but love then and leave us the dancing | K |
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| Languishing love cannot bear the glad dance | H |
| Let us whirl round in the waltz's gay measure | F |
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| And let them steal to the dim lighted wood | L |
| Let them but love then and leave us the dancing | K |
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| Languishing love cannot bear the glad dance | H |
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| THE TENDER | F |
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| Let them whirl round then and leave us to wander | F |
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| Wand'ring to love is a heavenly dance | H |
| Cupid the near one o'erhears their deriding | K |
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| Vengeance takes suddenly vengeance takes soon | M |
| Let them whirl round then and leave us to wander | F |
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| Wand'ring to love is a heavenly dance | H |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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