Let Not Woman E'er Complain. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDEEEF GHGHIIIHTune Duncan Gray | A |
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Let not woman e'er complain | B |
Of inconstancy in love | C |
Let not woman e'er complain | B |
Fickle man is apt to rove | D |
Look abroad through nature's range | E |
Nature's mighty law is change | E |
Ladies would it not be strange | E |
Man should then a monster prove | F |
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Mark the winds and mark the skies | G |
Ocean's ebb and ocean's flow | H |
Sun find moon but set to rise | G |
Round and round the seasons go | H |
Why then ask of silly man | I |
To oppose great nature's plan | I |
We'll be constant while we can | I |
You can be no more you know | H |
Robert Burns
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