To A Lady. On Her Singing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH| Thy song has taught my heart to feel | A |
| Those soothing thoughts of heavenly love | B |
| Which o'er the sainted spirits steal | A |
| When listening to the spheres above | B |
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| When tired of life and misery | C |
| I wish to sigh my latest breath | D |
| Oh Emma I will fly to thee | C |
| And thou shalt sing me into death | D |
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| And if along thy lip and cheek | E |
| That smile of heavenly softness play | F |
| Which ah forgive a mind that's weak | E |
| So oft has stolen my mind away | F |
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| Thou'lt seem an angel of the sky | G |
| That comes to charm me into bliss | H |
| I'll gaze and die Who would not die | G |
| If death were half so sweet as this | H |
Thomas Moore
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