The Convivial Book - Ye've Often, For Our Drunkenness, Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB AB AB AB AC AB AB AB AB A| Blamed us in ev'ry way | A |
| And in abuse of drunkenness | B |
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| Enough can never say | A |
| Men overcome by drunkenness | B |
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| Are wont to lie till day | A |
| And yet I find my drunkenness | B |
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| All night time make me stray | A |
| For oh 'tis Love's sweet drunkenness | B |
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| That maketh me its prey | A |
| Which night and day and day and night | C |
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| My heart must needs obey | A |
| A heart that in its drunkenness | B |
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| Pours forth full many a lay | A |
| So that no trifling drunkenness | B |
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| Can dare assert its sway | A |
| Love song and wine's sweet drunkenness | B |
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| By night time and by day | A |
| How god like is the drunkenness | B |
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| That maketh me its prey | A |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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