Wake Up, Sweet Melody Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDABCB EBFBFFABCB| Wake up sweet melody | A |
| Now is the hour | B |
| When young and loving hearts | C |
| Feel most thy power | B |
| One note of music by moonlight's soft ray | D |
| Oh 'tis worth thousands heard coldly by day | D |
| Then wake up sweet melody | A |
| Now is the hour | B |
| When young and loving hearts | C |
| Feel most thy power | B |
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| Ask the fond nightingale | E |
| When his sweet flower | B |
| Loves most to hear his song | F |
| In her green bower | B |
| Oh he will tell thee thro' summer nights long | F |
| Fondest she lends her whole soul to his song | F |
| Then wake up sweet melody | A |
| Now is the hour | B |
| When young and loving hearts | C |
| Feel most thy power | B |
Thomas Moore
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