The Chamber Idyll Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABC CDCDE EFEFE EGEGE| The blue night falleth the moon | A |
| Is over the hill make fast | B |
| Fasten the latch I am tired come soon | A |
| Come I would sleep at last | B |
| In your bosom my love my love | C |
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| The airy chamber above | C |
| Has the lattice ajar that night | D |
| May breathe upon you and me my love | C |
| And the moon bless our marriage rite | D |
| Come lassy to bed to bed | E |
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| The roof thatch overhead | E |
| Shall cover the stars' bright eyes | F |
| The fleecy quilt shall be coverlid | E |
| For your meek virginities | F |
| And your wedding my bride my bride | E |
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| See we are side to side | E |
| Virgin in deed and name | G |
| Come for love will not be denied | E |
| Tarry not have no shame | G |
| Are we not man and bride | E |
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Maurice Henry Hewlett
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