Julie-jane Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIJ KEKE ALAL MNMNSing how 'a would sing | A |
How 'a would raise the tune | B |
When we rode in the waggon from harvesting | A |
By the light o' the moon | B |
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Dance how 'a would dance | C |
If a fiddlestring did but sound | D |
She would hold out her coats give a slanting glance | C |
And go round and round | D |
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Laugh how 'a would laugh | E |
Her peony lips would part | F |
As if none such a place for a lover to quaff | E |
At the deeps of a heart | F |
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Julie O girl of joy | G |
Soon soon that lover he came | H |
Ah yes and gave thee a baby boy | G |
But never his name | H |
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Tolling for her as you guess | I |
And the baby too 'Tis well | J |
You knew her in maidhood likewise Yes | I |
That's her burial bell | J |
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I suppose with a laugh she said | K |
I should blush that I'm not a wife | E |
But how can it matter so soon to be dead | K |
What one does in life | E |
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When we sat making the mourning | A |
By her death bed side said she | L |
Dears how can you keep from your lovers adorning | A |
In honour of me | L |
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Bubbling and brightsome eyed | M |
But now O never again | N |
She chose her bearers before she died | M |
From her fancy men | N |
Thomas Hardy
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