Maid Of The Wilderness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DDDCDC EEEC C ECFC GGGC GGGCGC| Maid of the wilderness | A |
| Sweet in thy rural dress | B |
| Fond thy rich lips I press | B |
| Under this tree | C |
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| Morning her health bestows | D |
| Sprinkles dews on the rose | D |
| That by the bramble grows | D |
| Maid happy be | C |
| Womanhood round thee glows | D |
| Wander with me | C |
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| The restharrow blooming | E |
| The sun just a coming | E |
| Grass and bushes illuming | E |
| And the spreading oak tree | C |
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| Come hither sweet Nelly | C |
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| The morning is loosing | E |
| Its incense for thee | C |
| The pea leaf has dews on | F |
| Love wander with me | C |
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| We'll walk by the river | G |
| And love more than ever | G |
| There's nought shall dissever | G |
| My fondness from thee | C |
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| Soft ripples the water | G |
| Flags rustle like laughter | G |
| And fish follow after | G |
| Leaves drop from the tree | C |
| Nelly Beauty's own daughter | G |
| Love wander with me | C |
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