I Knew A Lady (club Song) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDE FGGF HGGHI knew a lady when the days | A |
Grew long and evenings goldened | B |
But I was not emboldened | B |
By her prompt eyes and winning ways | A |
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And when old Winter nipt the haws | C |
Another's wife I'll be | D |
And then you'll care for me | D |
She said and think how sweet I was | E |
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And soon she shone as another's wife | F |
As such I often met her | G |
And sighed How I regret her | G |
My folly cuts me like a knife | F |
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And then to day her husband came | H |
And moaned Why did you flout her | G |
Well could I do without her | G |
For both our burdens you are to blame | H |
Thomas Hardy
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