The Morning Call Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIK B| TO THE HONOURABLE LADY | A |
| Written and left on her Table during her absence Bathing | B |
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| I dare not look at those dear eyes | C |
| The sun was never half so bright | D |
| There surely more of rapture lies | C |
| Than ever bless'd a mortal's sight | D |
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| In thy sweet face I see impress'd | E |
| Ten thousand thousand charms divine | F |
| The sunbeams of thy guileless breast | E |
| Like Heaven's eternal mercies shine | F |
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| Angel of love life's endless joy | G |
| Our hope at morn our evening prayer | H |
| The bliss above would have alloy | G |
| Unless dear thou wert there | H |
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| Oh Woman what a charm hast thou | I |
| Our rebel nature thus to tame | J |
| We ever must adore and bow | I |
| While virtue guards thy holy fane | K |
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| Werthing | B |
Thomas Gent
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