Sharing Eve's Apple Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDC EFFF BGHC IFJF K LF| A | |
| O Blush not so O blush not so | B |
| Or I shall think you knowing | C |
| And if you smile the blushing while | D |
| Then maidenheads are going | C |
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| There's a blush for want and a blush for shan't | E |
| And a blush for having done it | F |
| There's a blush for thought and a blush for nought | F |
| And a blush for just begun it | F |
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| O sigh not so O sigh not so | B |
| For it sounds of Eve's sweet pippin | G |
| By these loosen'd lips you have tasted the pips | H |
| And fought in an amorous nipping | C |
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| Will you play once more at nice cut core | I |
| For it only will last our youth out | F |
| And we have the prime of the kissing time | J |
| We have not one sweet tooth out | F |
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| There's a sigh for aye and a sigh for nay | K |
| And a sigh for 'I can't bear it ' | - |
| O what can be done shall we stay or run | L |
| O cut the sweet apple and share it | F |
John Keats
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