Under The Lime Tree Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBCEFE GHIJHIKFK LABMEBNFN OAFOAFPFP| Under the lime tree | A |
| On the heather | B |
| Where we had shared a place of rest | C |
| Still you may find there | D |
| Lovely together | B |
| Flowers crushed and grass down pressed | C |
| Beside the forest in the vale | E |
| T ndarad i | F |
| Sweetly sang the nightingale | E |
| - | |
| I came to meet him | G |
| At the green | H |
| There was my truelove come before | I |
| Such was I greeted | J |
| Heaven's Queen | H |
| That I am glad for evermore | I |
| Had he kisses A thousand some | K |
| T ndarad i | F |
| See how red my mouth's become | K |
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| There he had fashioned | L |
| For luxury | A |
| A bed from every kind of flower | B |
| It sets to laughing | M |
| Delightedly | E |
| Whoever comes upon that bower | B |
| By the roses well one may | N |
| T ndarad i | F |
| Mark the spot my head once lay | N |
| - | |
| If any knew | O |
| He lay with me | A |
| May God forbid for shame I'd die | F |
| What did he do | O |
| May none but he | A |
| Ever be sure of that and I | F |
| And one extremely tiny bird | P |
| T ndarad i | F |
| Who will I think not say a word | P |
Walther Von Der Vogelweide
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