Meet Me To-night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBA DEFED GGCGG HHIHH JKHKL| O meet me to night by the bright starlight | A |
| Now the pleasant Spring's begun | B |
| My own dear maid by the greenwood shade | C |
| In the crimson set of the sun | B |
| Meet me to night | A |
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| The sun he goes down with a ruby crown | D |
| To a gold and crimson bed | E |
| And the falling dew from heaven so blue | F |
| Hangs pearls on Phoebe's head | E |
| Love leave the town | D |
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| Come thou with me 'neath the green leaf tree | G |
| We'll crop the bonny sweet brere | G |
| O come dear maid 'neath the hazlewood shade | C |
| For love invites us there | G |
| Come then with me | G |
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| The owl pops scarce seen from the ivy green | H |
| With his spectacles on I ween | H |
| See the moon's above and the stars twinkle love | I |
| Better time was never seen | H |
| O come my queen | H |
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| The fox he stops and down he drops | J |
| His head beneath the grass | K |
| The birds are gone we're all alone | H |
| O come my bonny lass | K |
| Come O come | L |
John Clare
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