The Breezelet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGFG GHGB IJIJ KLKL MNM AOBO| CRIED Ciss to the breeze as under the trees | A |
| She lay at her ease one day | B |
| 'From thy rovings cease and a maiden to please | A |
| Of thy doings breeze now say | B |
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| 'Be it so ' sang he 'from the west I be | C |
| And where ever in glee I rove | D |
| In lane or on lea with the blooms I'm free | C |
| And they ever me they love | E |
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| 'The primrose that well may fear when the fell | F |
| Fierce north winds yell I seek | G |
| When lured by my spell she peers from her cell | F |
| And a smile gilds the dell pet's cheek | G |
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| 'The violet meek in her velvet sleek | G |
| In love with the freak alway | H |
| To my fancy weak appeareth to seek | G |
| When I play with her cheek more play | B |
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| 'The daisy a drest in her blood laced vest | I |
| In her deep green nest I know | J |
| When her lips I've prest with a pleasure blest | I |
| Is her little breast a glow | J |
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| 'The glad daffodil oft dances her fill | K |
| As under the hill glide I | L |
| And her pearly tears spill down into the rill | K |
| That yet with a trill leaps by | L |
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| 'See a fairy bold her vesture of gold | M |
| The crocus unfold in mirth | N |
| And glories untold where I've kist the mold | M |
| Illumine the cold cold earth ' | - |
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| Thus sang sang the breeze a maiden to please | A |
| And Ciss in the trees that night | O |
| To rapture a prey sang Robin the lay | B |
| When a kiss did the may requite | O |
Joseph Skipsey
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