Sephestia's Lullaby Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAACCBBAADDEEFFBB AAGGHHIIBBAAWeep not my wanton smile upon my knee | A |
When thou art old there 's grief enough for thee | A |
Mother's wag pretty boy | B |
Father's sorrow father's joy | B |
When thy father first did see | A |
Such a boy by him and me | A |
He was glad I was woe | C |
Fortune chang egrave d made him so | C |
When he left his pretty boy | B |
Last his sorrow first his joy | B |
Weep not my wanton smile upon my knee | A |
When thou art old there 's grief enough for thee | A |
Streaming tears that never stint | D |
Like pearl drops from a flint | D |
Fell by course from his eyes | E |
That one another's place supplies | E |
Thus he grieved in every part | F |
Tears of blood fell from his heart | F |
When he left his pretty boy | B |
Father's sorrow father's joy | B |
Weep not my wanton smile upon my knee | A |
When thou art old there 's grief enough for thee | A |
The wanton smiled father wept | G |
Mother cried baby leapt | G |
More he crow'd more we cried | H |
Nature could not sorrow hide | H |
He must go he must kiss | I |
Child and mother baby bliss | I |
For he left his pretty boy | B |
Father's sorrow father's joy | B |
Weep not my wanton smile upon my knee | A |
When thou art old there 's grief enough for thee | A |
Robert Greene
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