Eliza. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BABACDCD AAAAE E| Tune Gilderoy | A |
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| I | - |
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| From thee Eliza I must go | B |
| And from my native shore | A |
| The cruel Fates between us throw | B |
| A boundless ocean's roar | A |
| But boundless oceans roaring wide | C |
| Between my love and me | D |
| They never never can divide | C |
| My heart and soul from thee | D |
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| II | - |
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| Farewell farewell Eliza dear | A |
| The maid that I adore | A |
| A boding voice is in mine ear | A |
| We part to meet no more | A |
| The latest throb that leaves my heart | E |
| While death stands victor by | - |
| That throb Eliza is thy part | E |
| And thine that latest sigh | - |
Robert Burns
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