Husband, Husband. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDE FGHGIEJE KLKLMEME B NONOPEPETune Jo Janet | A |
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I | - |
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Husband husband cease your strife | B |
Nor longer idly rave sir | C |
Tho' I am your wedded wife | B |
Yet I am not your slave sir | C |
One of two must still obey | D |
Nancy Nancy | E |
Is it man or woman say | D |
My spouse Nancy | E |
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II | - |
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If 'tis still the lordly word | F |
Service and obedience | G |
I'll desert my sov'reign lord | H |
And so good bye allegiance | G |
Sad will I be so bereft | I |
Nancy Nancy | E |
Yet I'll try to make a shift | J |
My spouse Nancy | E |
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III | - |
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My poor heart then break it must | K |
My last hour I'm near it | L |
When you lay me in the dust | K |
Think think how you will bear it | L |
I will hope and trust in heaven | M |
Nancy Nancy | E |
Strength to bear it will be given | M |
My spouse Nancy | E |
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IV | B |
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Well sir from the silent dead | N |
Still I'll try to daunt you | O |
Ever round your midnight bed | N |
Horrid sprites shall haunt you | O |
I'll wed another like my dear | P |
Nancy Nancy | E |
Then all hell will fly for fear | P |
My spouse Nancy | E |
Robert Burns
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