Don Juan-s Good-night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAB CCAAA DDEFGH IIAJKA LLAM A NNOPQO DAAAAATeach me gentle Leporello | A |
Since you are so wise a fellow | A |
How your master I may win | B |
Leporello answers gaily | A |
Slip into his bed and way lay | A |
Him anon he shall come in | B |
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Soon as he shall find you laid there | C |
Fresh and young so sweet a maid there | C |
He shall smile and joyfully | A |
I am hungry Leporello | A |
Bring us wine good wine and mellow | A |
Here is one would sup with me '' | - |
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Wine then will I bring not water | D |
A feast fit for a king's daughter | D |
Lay it out in the alcove | E |
While my Lord with pleasant fancies | F |
Makes his court to you romances | G |
Of your beauty and his love | H |
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Passion soon shall rise full blossom | I |
He shall weep upon your bosom | I |
Make you all his soul's display | A |
He in honour as a true man | J |
Shall declare you the sole woman | K |
He has loved until to day | A |
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At the last he shall possess you | L |
And all night Then with God bless you'' | L |
Turn to sleep nor shall you know | A |
Curtained in your silks and satins | M |
How at dawn he was off to matins '' | - |
His politeness called it so | A |
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But remember from next morning | N |
You must quite forget the adorning | N |
Of to night or earn his curse | O |
Gold is yours if you but ask it | P |
Spain and Flanders in a basket | Q |
I am keeper of his purse | O |
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To console you be a forture | D |
Will not grudge But to importune | A |
His more tenderness Nay Nay | A |
A return to even your beauty | A |
Were too costly a Duke's duty | A |
One his whole wealth could not pay | A |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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