Sweet Mistress Moore. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFFDGHD IDJDKLKMAAKKMK KKKKNKNKOOMKKMMistress Moore is Johnny's wife | A |
An Johnny is a druffen sot | B |
He spends th' best portion of his life | A |
Ith' beershop wi a pipe an pot | C |
At schooil together John an me | D |
Set side by side like trusty chums | E |
An nivver did we disagree | D |
Till furst we met sweet Lizzy Lumbs | E |
At John shoo smiled | F |
An aw wor riled | F |
Shoo showed shoo loved him moor nor me | D |
Her bonny e'en | G |
Aw've seldom seen | H |
Sin that sad day shoo slighted me | D |
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Aw've heeard fowk say shoo has to want | I |
For Johnny ofttimes gets oth' spree | D |
He spends his wages in a rant | J |
An leeaves his wife to pine or dee | D |
An monny a time awve ligged i' bed | K |
An cursed my fate for bein poor | L |
An monny a bitter tear awve shed | K |
When thinkin ov sweet Mistress Moore | M |
For shoo's mi life | A |
Is Johnny's wife | A |
An tho to love her isn't reet | K |
What con aw do | K |
When all th' neet throo | M |
Awm dreamin ov her e'en soa breet | K |
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Aw'll goa away an leeave this spot | K |
For fear at we should ivver meet | K |
For if we did as sure as shot | K |
Awst throw me daan anent her feet | K |
Aw know shoo'd think aw wor a fooil | N |
To love a woman when shoo's wed | K |
But sin aw saw her furst at schooil | N |
It's been a wretched life aw've led | K |
But th' time has come | O |
To leeave mi hooam | O |
An th' sea between us sooin shall roar | M |
Yet still mi heart | K |
Will nivver part | K |
Wi' th' image ov sweet Mistress Moore | M |
John Hartley
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