If Doughty Deeds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDCECFGHG EICIJKLKF MNGOPOPOFGHGIf doughty deeds my lady please | A |
Right soon I'll mount my steed | B |
And strong his arm and fast his seat | C |
That bears frae me the meed | C |
I'll wear thy colours in my cap | D |
Thy picture in my heart | C |
And he that bends not to thine eye | E |
Shall rue it to his smart | C |
Then tell me how to woo thee Love | F |
O tell me how to woo thee | G |
For thy dear sake nae care I'll take | H |
Tho' ne'er another trow me | G |
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If gay attire delight thine eye | E |
I'll dight me in array | I |
I'll tend thy chamber door all night | C |
And squire thee all the day | I |
If sweetest sounds can win thine ear | J |
These sounds I'll strive to catch | K |
Thy voice I'll steal to woo thysel' | L |
That voice that nane can match | K |
Then tell me how to woo thee Love | F |
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But if fond love thy heart can gain | M |
I never broke a vow | N |
Nae maiden lays her skaith to me | G |
I never loved but you | O |
For you alone I ride the ring | P |
For you I wear the blue | O |
For you alone I strive to sing | P |
O tell me how to woo | O |
Then tell me how to woo thee Love | F |
O tell me how to woo thee | G |
For thy dear sake nae care I'll take | H |
Tho' ne'er another trow me | G |
Robert Cunninghame-graham
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