Lucy: - A Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD EFEFCC GHGHCC GIGICC| Thy favourite Bird is soaring still | A |
| My Lucy haste thee o'er the dale | B |
| The Stream's let loose and from the Mill | A |
| All silent comes the balmy gale | B |
| Yet so lightly on its way | C |
| Seems to whisper 'Holiday ' | D |
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| The pathway flowers that bending meet | E |
| And give the Meads their yellow hue | F |
| The May bush and the Meadow sweet | E |
| Reserve their fragrance all for you | F |
| Why then Lucy why delay | C |
| Let us share the Holiday | C |
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| Since there thy smiles my charming Maid | G |
| Are with unfeigned rapture seen | H |
| To Beauty be the homage paid | G |
| Come claim the triumph of the Green | H |
| Here's my hand come come away | C |
| Share the merry Holiday | C |
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| A promise too my Lucy made | G |
| And shall my heart its claim resign | I |
| That ere May flowers again should fade | G |
| Her heart and hand should both be mine | I |
| Hark 'ye Lucy this is May | C |
| Love shall crown our Holiday | C |
Robert Bloomfield
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