Oh, Come To Me When Daylight Sets. (venetian Air.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAACACAAAA DADAAEAEAAAA| Oh come to me when daylight sets | A |
| Sweet then come to me | B |
| When smoothly go our gondolets | A |
| O'er the moonlight sea | A |
| When Mirth's awake and Love begins | A |
| Beneath that glancing ray | C |
| With sound of lutes and mandolins | A |
| To steal young hearts away | C |
| Then come to me when daylight sets | A |
| Sweet then come to me | A |
| When smoothly go our gondolets | A |
| O'er the moonlight sea | A |
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| Oh then's the hour for those who love | D |
| Sweet like thee and me | A |
| When all's so calm below above | D |
| In Heaven and o'er the sea | A |
| When maiden's sing sweet barcarolles | A |
| And Echo sings again | E |
| So sweet that all with ears and souls | A |
| Should love and listen then | E |
| So come to me when daylight sets | A |
| Sweet then come to me | A |
| When smoothly go our gondolets | A |
| O'er the moonlight sea | A |
Thomas Moore
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