Don Juan-s Good-night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABAAB CCAAA DDEFGH IIAJKA LLAM A NNOPQO DAAAAA

Teach me gentle LeporelloA
Since you are so wise a fellowA
How your master I may winB
Leporello answers gailyA
Slip into his bed and way layA
Him anon he shall come inB
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Soon as he shall find you laid thereC
Fresh and young so sweet a maid thereC
He shall smile and joyfullyA
I am hungry LeporelloA
Bring us wine good wine and mellowA
Here is one would sup with me ''-
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Wine then will I bring not waterD
A feast fit for a king's daughterD
Lay it out in the alcoveE
While my Lord with pleasant fanciesF
Makes his court to you romancesG
Of your beauty and his loveH
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Passion soon shall rise full blossomI
He shall weep upon your bosomI
Make you all his soul's displayA
He in honour as a true manJ
Shall declare you the sole womanK
He has loved until to dayA
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At the last he shall possess youL
And all night Then with God bless you''L
Turn to sleep nor shall you knowA
Curtained in your silks and satinsM
How at dawn he was off to matins ''-
His politeness called it soA
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But remember from next morningN
You must quite forget the adorningN
Of to night or earn his curseO
Gold is yours if you but ask itP
Spain and Flanders in a basketQ
I am keeper of his purseO
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To console you be a fortureD
Will not grudge But to importuneA
His more tenderness Nay NayA
A return to even your beautyA
Were too costly a Duke's dutyA
One his whole wealth could not payA

Wilfrid Scawen Blunt



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