A New Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG HIHI JKJK LILI MNMNAh blame me not Catcott if from the right way | A |
My notions and actions run far | B |
How can my ideas do other but stray | A |
Deprived of their ruling North Star | B |
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A blame me not Broderip if mounted aloft | C |
I chatter and spoil the dull air | D |
How can I imagine thy foppery soft | E |
When discord's the voice of my fair | D |
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If Turner remitted my bluster and rhymes | F |
If Hardind was girlish and cold | G |
If never an ogle was got from Miss Grimes | F |
If Flavia was blasted and old | G |
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I chose without liking and left without pain | H |
Nor welcomed the frown with a sigh | I |
I scorned like a monkey to dangle my chain | H |
And paint them new charms with a lie | I |
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Once Cotton was handsome I flam'd and I burn'd | J |
I died to obtain the bright queen | K |
But when I beheld my epistle return'd | J |
By Jesu it alter'd the scene | K |
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She's damnable ugly my Vanity cried | L |
You lie says my Conscience you lie | I |
Resolving to follow the dictates of Pride | L |
I'd view her a hag to my eye | I |
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But should she regain her bright lustre again | M |
And shine in her natural charms | N |
'Tis but to accept of the works of my pen | M |
And permit me to use my own arms | N |
Thomas Chatterton
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