Lines To Annette. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DDEFGGHIJJ KLKL| Canst thou Annette thy lover see | A |
| His trembling love unfolded hear | B |
| And mark the while th' impassion'd tear | C |
| Th' impassion'd tear of agony | A |
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| Adown his anxious features steal | D |
| Nor then one burst of pity feel | D |
| But as bereav'd of ev'ry sense | E |
| Look on with cold indifference | F |
| Go then Annette in all thy charms | G |
| Go bless some gayer happier arms | G |
| Go rest secure thy fear give o'er | H |
| These eyes shall follow thee no more | I |
| And never shall these lips impart | J |
| One thought of all that rends my heart | J |
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| Yet since will burst the frequent sigh | K |
| And since the tear will ever fall | L |
| From thee and from the world I'll fly | K |
| Deserts shall hide shall silence all | L |
John Carr (sir)
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