Deluded Swain, The Pleasure. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC A DEDD A FBFB G HCHCI | A |
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Deluded swain the pleasure | B |
The fickle fair can give thee | C |
Is but a fairy treasure | B |
Thy hopes will soon deceive thee | C |
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II | A |
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The billows on the ocean | D |
The breezes idly roaming | E |
The clouds uncertain motion | D |
They are but types of woman | D |
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III | A |
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O art thou not ashamed | F |
To doat upon a feature | B |
If man thou wouldst be named | F |
Despise the silly creature | B |
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IV | G |
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Go find an honest fellow | H |
Good claret set before thee | C |
Hold on till thou art mellow | H |
And then to bed in glory | C |
Robert Burns
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