Song - Wait But A Little While Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDD AEFEGGG AFHFIII| WAIT but a little while | A |
| The bird will bring | B |
| A heart in tune for melodies | C |
| Unto the spring | B |
| Till he who s in the cedar there | D |
| Is moved to trill a song so rare | D |
| And pipe her fair | D |
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| Wait but a little while | A |
| The bud will break | E |
| The inner rose will open and glow | F |
| For summer s sake | E |
| Fond bees will lodge within her breast | G |
| Till she herself is plucked and prest | G |
| Where I would rest | G |
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| Wait but a little while | A |
| The maid will grow | F |
| Gracious with lips and hands to thee | H |
| With breast of snow | F |
| To day Love s mute but time hath sown | I |
| A soul in her to match thine own | I |
| Though yet ungrown | I |
Norman Rowland Gale
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