Woman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG HIHI| Away away you're all the same | A |
| A smiling fluttering jilting throng | B |
| And wise too late I burn with shame | A |
| To think I've been your slave so long | B |
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| Slow to be won and quick to rove | C |
| From folly kind from cunning loath | D |
| Too cold for bliss too weak for love | E |
| Yet feigning all that's best in both | D |
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| Still panting o'er a crowd to reign | F |
| More joy it gives to woman's breast | G |
| To make ten frigid coxcombs vain | F |
| Than one true manly lover blest | G |
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| Away away your smile's a curse | H |
| Oh blot me from the race of men | I |
| Kind pitying Heaven by death or worse | H |
| If e'er I love such things again | I |
Thomas Moore
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