Farewell To Bath Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKJL MNHN OPQP RSTSTo all you ladies now at Bath | A |
And eke ye beaux to you | B |
With aching heart and wat'ry eyes | C |
I bid my last adieu | B |
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Farewell ye nymphs who waters sip | D |
Hot reeking from the pumps | E |
While music lends her friendly aid | F |
To cheer you from the dumps | E |
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Farewell ye wits who prating stand | G |
And criticise the fair | H |
Yourselves the joke of men of sense | I |
Who hate a coxcomb's air | H |
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Farewell to Deard's and all her toys | J |
Which glitter in her shop | K |
Deluding traps to girls and boys | J |
The warehouse of the fop | L |
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Lindsay's and Hayes's both farewell | M |
Where in the spacious hall | N |
With bounding steps and sprightly air | H |
I've led up many a ball | N |
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Where Somerville of courteous mien | O |
Was partner in the dance | P |
With swimming Haws and Brownlow blithe | Q |
And Britton pink of France | P |
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Poor Nash farewell may fortune smile | R |
Thy drooping soul revive | S |
My heart is full I can no more | T |
John bid the coachman drive | S |
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
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