Meet We No Angels, Pansie? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABC DBEBC CBCBC| Came on a Sabbath noon my sweet | A |
| In white to find her lover | B |
| The grass grew proud beneath her feet | A |
| The green elm leaves above her | B |
| Meet we no angels Pansie | C |
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| She said 'We meet no angels now' | D |
| And soft lights stream'd upon her | B |
| And with white hand she touch'd a bough | E |
| She did it that great honour | B |
| What meet no angels Pansie | C |
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| O sweet brown hat brown hair brown eyes | C |
| Down dropp'd brown eyes so tender | B |
| Then what said I Gallant replies | C |
| Seem flattery and offend her | B |
| But meet no angels Pansie | C |
Thomas Ashe
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