The Young Muleteers Of Grenada Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEA EFEFGEGEEBEB| Oh the joys of our evening posada | A |
| Where resting at close of day | B |
| We young Muleteers of Grenada | A |
| Sit and sing the sunshine away | B |
| So merry that even the slumbers | C |
| That round us hung seem gone | D |
| Till the lute's soft drowsy numbers | C |
| Again beguile them on | E |
| Oh the joys etc | A |
| - | |
| Then as each to his loved sultana | E |
| In sleep still breathes the sigh | F |
| The name of some black eyed Tirana | E |
| Escapes our lips as we lie | F |
| Till with morning's rosy twinkle | G |
| Again we're up and gone | E |
| While the mule bell's drowsy tinkle | G |
| Beguiles the rough way on | E |
| Oh the joys of our merry posada | E |
| Where resting at close of day | B |
| We young Muleteers of Grenada | E |
| Thus sing the gay moments away | B |
Thomas Moore
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