Elinoure And Juga Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCDDCAEAEEFFGGAGA AAA DEDHAGG IAIAAAACGAGAADD JDJDDAA| ONNE Ruddeborne bank twa pynynge Maydens sate | A |
| Theire teares faste dryppeynge to the waterre cleere | B |
| Echone bementynge for her absente mate | A |
| Who atte Seyncte Albonns shouke the morthynge speare | C |
| The nottebrowne Elinoure to Juga fayre | C |
| Dydde speke acroole wythe languishment of eyne | D |
| Lyche roppes of pearlie dew lemed the quyvryng brine | D |
| ELINOURE | C |
| O gentle Juga heare mie dernie plainte | A |
| To fyghte for Yorke mie love ys dyghte in stele | E |
| O maie ne sanguen steine the whyte rose peyncte | A |
| Maie good Seyncte Cuthberte watche Syrre Roberte wele | E |
| Moke moe thanne deathe in phantasie I feele | E |
| See see upon the grounde he bleedynge lies | F |
| Inhild some joice of lyfe or else mie deare love dies | F |
| JUGA | G |
| Systers in sorrowe on thys daise ey'd banke | G |
| Where melancholych broods we wyll lamente | A |
| Be wette wythe mornynge dewe and evene danke | G |
| Lyche levynde okes in eche the odher bente | A |
| Or lyche forlettenn halles of merriemente | A |
| Whose gastlie mitches holde the traine of fryghte | A |
| Where lethale ravens bark and owlets wake the nyghte | A |
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| No moe the miskynette shall wake the morne | D |
| The minstrelle daunce good cheere and morryce plaie | E |
| No moe the amblynge palfrie and the horne | D |
| Shall from the lessel rouze the foxe awaie | H |
| I'll seke the foreste alle the lyve longe daie | A |
| Alle nete amenge the gravde chyrche glebe wyll goe | G |
| And to the pallante spryghtes lecture mie tale of woe | G |
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| Whan mokie cloudis do hange upon the leme | I |
| Of leden Moon ynn sylver mantels dyghte | A |
| The tryppeynge Faeries weve the golden dreme | I |
| Of Selyness whyche flyethe wythe the nyghte | A |
| Thenne botte the Seynctes forbydde gif to a spryte | A |
| Syrr Rychardes forme ys lyped I'll holde dystraughte | A |
| Hys bledeynge claie colde corse and die eche daie ynn thoughte | A |
| ELINOURE | C |
| Ah woe bementynge wordes what wordes can shewe | G |
| Thou limed ryver on thie linche maie bleede | A |
| Champyons whose bloude wylle wythe thie waterres flowe | G |
| And Rudborne streeme be Rudborne streeme indeede | A |
| Haste gentle Juga tryppe ytte oere the meade | A |
| To knowe or wheder we muste waile agayne | D |
| Or wythe oure fallen knyghtes be menged onne the plain | D |
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| Soe sayinge lyke twa levyn blasted trees | J |
| Or twayne of cloudes that holdeth stormie rayne | D |
| Theie moved gentle oere the dewie mees | J |
| To where Seyncte Albons holie shrynes remayne | D |
| There dyd theye fynde that bothe their knyghtes were slayne | D |
| Distraughte theie wandered to swollen Rudbornes syde | A |
| Yelled theyre leathalle knelle sonke ynn the waves and dyde | A |
Thomas Chatterton
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