To ---- Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB AAACDEEECD EEEADFFFAD GGGHDAAAID| Lydia dic per omnes | A |
| Te deos oro | B |
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| I | - |
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| What are the subtleties | A |
| Which woo me in her eyes | A |
| To oaths she deems but lies | A |
| I can not tell I can not tell | C |
| Nor will she | D |
| They are beyond my thought | E |
| For when I gaze I'm nought | E |
| My senses all unwrought | E |
| It is not well it is not well | C |
| Now Lily | D |
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| II | - |
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| What is the magic sweet | E |
| Which makes hot pulses beat | E |
| A wayward tongue repeat | E |
| A name for weeks a name for weeks | A |
| Will nill he | D |
| Ai me the pleasant pain | F |
| Falls sweetly on the brain | F |
| Like some slow sunny rain | F |
| Whene'er she speaks whene'er she speaks | A |
| This Lily | D |
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| III | - |
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| What is the witchery rare | G |
| Which snares me in her hair | G |
| So deeply that I dare | G |
| I dare not move I dare not move | H |
| Lie stilly | D |
| In looks and winning ways | A |
| The bloom of love she lays | A |
| Like fire on all my days | A |
| And makes me love and makes me love | I |
| This Lily | D |
Madison Julius Cawein
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