How To Ask And Have Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDECE ABCBCFC GBGBCCCC| Oh 'tis time I should talk to your mother | A |
| Sweet Mary says I | B |
| Oh don't talk to my mother says Mary | C |
| Beginning to cry | B |
| For my mother says men are decaivers | D |
| And never I know will consent | E |
| She says girls in a hurry to marry | C |
| At leisure repent | E |
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| Then suppose I should talk to your father | A |
| Sweet Mary says I | B |
| Oh don't talk to my father says Mary | C |
| Beginning to cry | B |
| For my father he loves me so dearly | C |
| He'll never consent I should go | F |
| If you talk to my father says Mary | C |
| He'll surely say 'No ' | - |
| - | |
| Then how shall I get you my jewel | G |
| Sweet Mary says I | B |
| If your father and mother's so cruel | G |
| Most surely I'll die | B |
| Oh never say die dear says Mary | C |
| A way now to save you I see | C |
| Since my parents are both so conthrairy | C |
| You'd better ask me | C |
Samuel Lover
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