Allurement Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDB EEBB FFBB| From yonder hedge from yonder spray | A |
| He calls me onward and away | A |
| Broad lies the world and fair to see | B |
| The cuckoo calls is calling me | B |
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| I have not seen nor heard of Care | C |
| Who used my very bed to share | C |
| Since that first morn when airily | D |
| The cuckoo calling called to me | B |
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| My sweetheart's face I have forgot | E |
| My mother But she calls me not | E |
| From that green bank from that dim lea | B |
| The cuckoo calls is calling me | B |
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| And I must go I may not choose | F |
| No gain there is nor aught to lose | F |
| And soon ah soon on some wild tree | B |
| The bird sits long and waits for me | B |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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