To Ladies' Eyes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDAEAE FCFCGHGHAEAE IJIJKLKLAEAETo Ladies' eyes a round boy | A |
We can't refuse we can't refuse | B |
Though bright eyes so abound boy | A |
'Tis hard to choose 'tis hard to choose | B |
For thick as stars that lighten | C |
Yon airy bowers yon airy bowers | D |
The countless eyes that brighten | C |
This earth of ours this earth of ours | D |
But fill the cup where'er boy | A |
Our choice may fall our choice may fall | E |
We're sure to find Love there boy | A |
So drink them all so drink them all | E |
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Some looks there are so holy | F |
They seem but given they seem but given | C |
As shining beacons solely | F |
To light to heaven to light to heaven | C |
While some oh ne'er believe them | G |
With tempting ray with tempting ray | H |
Would lead us God forgive them | G |
The other way the other way | H |
But fill the cup where'er boy | A |
Our choice may fall our choice may fall | E |
We're sure to find Love there boy | A |
So drink them all so drink them all | E |
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In some as in a mirror | I |
Love seems pourtray'd Love seems pourtray'd | J |
But shun the flattering error | I |
'Tis but his shade 'tis but his shade | J |
Himself has fix'd his dwelling | K |
In eyes we know in eyes we know | L |
And lips but this is telling | K |
So here they go so here they go | L |
Fill up fill up where'er boy | A |
Our choice may fall our choice may fall | E |
We're sure to find Love there boy | A |
So drink them all so drink them all | E |
Thomas Moore
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