Maire My Girl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGGGHDID JBKBLDMD NGOGPDQD ABABCDEDOver the dim blue hills | A |
Strays a wild river | B |
Over the dim blue hills | A |
Rests my heart ever | B |
Dearer and brighter than | C |
Jewels and pearl | D |
Dwells she in beauty there | E |
Maire my girl | D |
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Down upon Claris heath | F |
Shines the soft berry | G |
On the brown harvest tree | G |
Droops the red cherry | G |
Sweeter thy honey lips | H |
Softer the curl | D |
Straying adown thy cheeks | I |
Maire my girl | D |
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'Twas on an April eve | J |
That I first met her | B |
Many an eve shall pass | K |
Ere I forget her | B |
Since my young heart has been | L |
Wrapped in a whirl | D |
Thinking and dreaming of | M |
Maire my girl | D |
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She is too kind and fond | N |
Ever to grieve me | G |
She has too pure a heart | O |
E'er to deceive me | G |
Was I Tyrconnell's chief | P |
Or Desmond's earl | D |
Life would be dark wanting | Q |
Maire my girl | D |
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Over the dim blue hills | A |
Strays a wild river | B |
Over the dim blue hills | A |
Rests my heart ever | B |
Dearer and brighter than | C |
Jewels or pearl | D |
Dwells she in beauty there | E |
Maire my girl | D |
John Keegan Casey
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