To Lizbie Browne Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCDB A BEFEFB A BGHGIB BJKJLB B M MB BNONOB BPQRQB BSTSTB I BU U B| I | A |
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| Dear Lizbie Browne | B |
| Where are you now | C |
| In sun in rain | D |
| Or is your brow | C |
| Past joy past pain | D |
| Dear Lizbie Browne | B |
| - | |
| II | A |
| - | |
| Sweet Lizbie Browne | B |
| How you could smile | E |
| How you could sing | F |
| How archly wile | E |
| In glance giving | F |
| Sweet Lizbie Browne | B |
| - | |
| III | A |
| - | |
| And Lizbie Browne | B |
| Who else had hair | G |
| Bay red as yours | H |
| Or flesh so fair | G |
| Bred out of doors | I |
| Sweet Lizbie Browne | B |
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| IV | - |
| - | |
| When Lizbie Browne | B |
| You had just begun | J |
| To be endeared | K |
| By stealth to one | J |
| You disappeared | L |
| My Lizbie Browne | B |
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| V | - |
| - | |
| Ay Lizbie Browne | B |
| So swift your life | - |
| And mine so slow | M |
| You were a wife | - |
| Ere I could show | M |
| Love Lizbie Browne | B |
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| VI | - |
| - | |
| Still Lizbie Browne | B |
| You won they said | N |
| The best of men | O |
| When you were wed | N |
| Where went you then | O |
| O Lizbie Browne | B |
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| VII | - |
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| Dear Lizbie Browne | B |
| I should have thought | P |
| Girls ripen fast | Q |
| And coaxed and caught | R |
| You ere you passed | Q |
| Dear Lizbie Browne | B |
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| VIII | - |
| - | |
| But Lizbie Browne | B |
| I let you slip | S |
| Shaped not a sign | T |
| Touched never your lip | S |
| With lip of mine | T |
| Lost Lizbie Browne | B |
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| IX | I |
| - | |
| So Lizbie Browne | B |
| When on a day | U |
| Men speak of me | - |
| As not you'll say | U |
| And who was he | - |
| Yes Lizbie Browne | B |
Thomas Hardy
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