Black And Blue Eyes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDB EEDFFDDFFD AAGHHGDHHG| The brilliant black eye | A |
| May in triumph let fly | A |
| All its darts without Caring who feels 'em | B |
| But the soft eye of blue | C |
| Tho' it scatter wounds too | C |
| Is much better pleased when it heals 'em | B |
| Dear Fanny | D |
| Is much better pleased when it heals 'em | B |
| - | |
| The black eye may say | E |
| Come and worship my ray | E |
| By adoring perhaps you may move me | D |
| But the blue eye half hid | F |
| Says from under its lid | F |
| I love and am yours if you love me | D |
| Yes Fanny | D |
| The blue eye half hid | F |
| Says from under its lid | F |
| I love and am yours if you love me | D |
| - | |
| Come tell me then why | A |
| In that lovely blue eye | A |
| Not a charm of its tint I discover | G |
| Oh why should you wear | H |
| The only blue pair | H |
| That ever said No to a lover | G |
| Dear Fanny | D |
| Oh why should you wear | H |
| The only blue pair | H |
| That ever said No to a lover | G |
Thomas Moore
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