To A Fly, On The Bosom Of Chloe, While Sleeping. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CACA DEDE FGFH DADA IHIH

Come away come away little flyA
Don't disturb the sweet calm of love's nestB
If you do I protest you shall dieA
And your tomb be that beautiful breastB
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Don't tickle the girl in her sleepC
Don't cause so much beauty to sighA
If she frown all the Graces will weepC
If she weep half the Graces will dieA
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Pretty fly do not tickle her soD
How delighted to teaze her you seemE
Titillation is dangerous I knowD
And may cause the dear creature to dreamE
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She may dream of some horrible bruteF
Of some genii or fairy built spotG
Or perhaps the prohibited fruitF
Or perhaps of I cannot tell whatH
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Now she 'wakes steal a kiss and begoneD
Life is precious away little flyA
Should your rudeness provoke her to scornD
You'll meet death from the glance of her eyeA
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Were I ask'd by fair Chloe to sayI
How I felt as the flutt'rer I chidH
I should own as I drove it awayI
I wish'd to be there in it's steadH

Thomas Gent



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