Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDECC FCFCCC| Why does azure deck the sky | A |
| 'Tis to be like thy looks of blue | B |
| Why is red the rose's dye | A |
| Because it is thy blushes' hue | B |
| All that's fair by Love's decree | C |
| Has been made resembling thee | C |
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| Why is falling snow so white | D |
| But to be like thy bosom fair | E |
| Why are solar beams so bright | D |
| That they may seem thy golden hair | E |
| All that's bright by Love's decree | C |
| Has been made resembling thee | C |
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| Why are nature's beauties felt | F |
| Oh 'tis thine in her we see | C |
| Why has music power to melt | F |
| Oh because it speaks like thee | C |
| All that's sweet by Love's decree | C |
| Has been made resembling thee | C |
Thomas Moore
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