Low-lie-down Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CBCB DBD CBCB CBC ABAB EBEB CBCB FBGB H HB| John A Dreams and Harum Scarum | A |
| Came a riding into town | B |
| At the Sign o' the Jug and Jorum | A |
| There they met with Low lie down | B |
| - | |
| Brave in shoes of Romany leather | C |
| Bodice blue and gipsy gown | B |
| And a cap of fur and feather | C |
| In the inn sat Low lie down | B |
| - | |
| Harum Scarum kissed her lightly | D |
| Smiled into her eyes of brown | B |
| Clasped her waist and held her tightly | D |
| Saying 'Love me Low lie down ' | - |
| - | |
| Then with many an oath and swagger | C |
| As a man of great renown | B |
| On the board he clapped his dagger | C |
| Called for sack and sat him down | B |
| - | |
| So a while they laughed together | C |
| Then he rose and with a frown | B |
| Sighed 'While still 't is pleasant weather | C |
| I must leave thee Low lie down ' | - |
| - | |
| So away rode Harum Scarum | A |
| With a song rode out of town | B |
| At the sign o' the Jug and Jorum | A |
| Weeping tarried Low lie down | B |
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| Then this John a dreams in tatters | E |
| In his pocket ne'er a crown | B |
| Touched her saying 'Wench what matters | E |
| Dry your eyes and come sit down | B |
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| 'Here's my hand let's roam together | C |
| Far away from thorp and town | B |
| Here's my heart for any weather | C |
| And my dreams too Low lie down | B |
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| 'Some men call me dreamer poet | F |
| Some men call me fool and clown | B |
| What I am but you shall know it | G |
| Come with me sweet Low lie down | B |
| - | |
| For a little while she pondered | H |
| Smiled and said 'Let care go drown ' | - |
| Rose and kissed him Forth they wandered | H |
| John a dreams and Low lie down | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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