Polly And Harry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCB ABABCCCB ABABDDD| MERRY lark like merry | A |
| At the break of day | B |
| Polly meeteth Harry | A |
| Coming down the way | B |
| And her lips they quiver | C |
| When her eyes discover | C |
| Smiles that speak ah never | C |
| Peace unto the May | B |
| - | |
| Merry blythe and merry | A |
| 'Neath the noontide ray | B |
| Polly meeteth Harry | A |
| Coming up the way | B |
| And his accents put her | C |
| Fond heart in a flutter | C |
| And no tongue can utter | C |
| What her looks betray | B |
| - | |
| Merry yet so merry | A |
| At the close of day | B |
| Polly spyeth Harry | A |
| Wooing Ely Gray | B |
| And when this she spyeth | D |
| Lo her reason dieth | D |
| And her heart rent cryeth | D |
| 'Woe and well a day ' | - |
Joseph Skipsey
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