Wilt Thou Be My Dearie. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A ABCDCEAEA CFCCC C C| Air The Sutor's Dochter | A |
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| I | - |
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| Wilt thou be my dearie | A |
| When sorrow wrings thy gentle heart | B |
| Wilt thou let me cheer thee | C |
| By the treasure of my soul | D |
| That's the love I bear thee | C |
| I swear and vow that only thou | E |
| Shall ever be my dearie | A |
| Only thou I swear and vow | E |
| Shall ever be my dearie | A |
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| II | - |
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| Lassie say thou lo'es me | C |
| Or if thou wilt no be my ain | F |
| Say na thou'lt refuse me | C |
| If it winna canna be | C |
| Thou for thine may choose me | C |
| Let me lassie quickly die | - |
| Trusting that thou lo'es me | C |
| Lassie let me quickly die | - |
| Trusting that thou lo'es me | C |
Robert Burns
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