Isabel. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDEE FGFGHH BDBDII JKJKGG FLFLEE MNMNEE| ISABELLA STEWART | A |
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| Heart of mine by thy quick beating | B |
| Thou knowest Isabel is near | C |
| And the gladness of the greeting | B |
| Dims my eye with rapture's tear | D |
| Heart of mine each beat will tell | E |
| How I love young Isabel | E |
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| When I first beheld the maiden | F |
| So fair to see so sweet to bless | G |
| I a stranger sorrow laden | F |
| Arrested by her loveliness | G |
| Then I thought some hand would set | H |
| On that brow a coronet | H |
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| She had grace all hearts beguiling | B |
| She had the wealth of silken hair | D |
| And sweet lips half proud half smiling | B |
| Neck of snow and bosom fair | D |
| And each eye a sapphire gem | I |
| For a monarch's diadem | I |
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| Oh she was peerless in her beauty | J |
| Like the fair moon she walked alone | K |
| And loving her was but a duty | J |
| A spell her loveliness had thrown | K |
| And I thought that I could trace | G |
| Erin's pencil on her face | G |
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| With the fervour of my nation | F |
| I worshipped her as months went by | L |
| She was the one constellation | F |
| In my cheerless sky | L |
| Though on me there never fell | E |
| One kind glance from Isabel | E |
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| Heart of mine we love we love her | M |
| She is still our lady bright | N |
| Fairest of them all we prove her | M |
| Queen of beauty as her right | N |
| And in simple verse we tell | E |
| The praises of fair Isabel | E |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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