John And Jane Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF FGFG EHEH| Said Jane to John Come let us wed | A |
| For know dear John I love you | B |
| And by the bright stars overhead | A |
| There's none I place above you | B |
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| I doubt it not said John and I | C |
| Reciprocate the feeling | D |
| And here with one despairing cry | C |
| I kneel and love you kneeling | D |
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| Then why dear John do you despair | E |
| If you do love so madly | F |
| Because said John my pocket there | E |
| Is slim and furnish'd badly | F |
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| Oh that is naught said Jane with glee | F |
| I'd marry you to morrow | G |
| And live on bread and water free | F |
| Without one grain of sorrow | G |
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| All right said John I'm with you there | E |
| Old Logan's charming daughter | H |
| You'll get the bread the work to share | E |
| And I will get the water | H |
Thomas Frederick Young
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