Go, Then--'tis Vain. (sicilian Air.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCC DBDBAEAE| Go then 'tis vain to hover | A |
| Thus round a hope that's dead | B |
| At length my dream is over | A |
| 'Twas sweet 'twas false 'tis fled | B |
| Farewell since naught it moves thee | C |
| Such truth as mine to see | C |
| Some one who far less loves thee | C |
| Perhaps more blest will be | C |
| - | |
| Farewell sweet eyes whose brightness | D |
| New life around me shed | B |
| Farewell false heart whose lightness | D |
| Now leaves me death instead | B |
| Go now those charms surrender | A |
| To some new lover's sigh | E |
| One who tho' far less tender | A |
| May be more blest than I | E |
Thomas Moore
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