Woone Smile Mwore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEE FGFECECEEE HGHGIHIHEE EEEEECECEE

O MARY when the zun went downA
Woone night in spring w viry rimB
Behind the nap wi woody crownA
An left your smilen face so dimB
Your little sister there insideC
Wi bellows on her little kneeD
Did blow the vire a glearen wideC
Drough window panes that I could zeeD
As you did stan wi me avoreE
The house a parten woone smile mworeE
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The chatt ren birds a risen highF
An zinken low did swiftly vleeG
Vrom shrinken moss a growen dryF
Upon the lanen apple treeE
An there the dog a whippen wideC
His hairy tail an comen nearE
Did fondly lay agan you zideC
His coal black nose an russet earE
To win what I d a won avoreE
Vrom your gay face his woone smile mworeE
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An while your mother bustled sprackH
A getten supper out in hallG
An cast her shade a whiv ren blackH
Avore the vire upon the wallG
Your brother come wi easy paceI
In drough the slammen gate alongH
The path wi healthy bloomen faceI
A whis len shrill his last new zongH
An when he come avore the doorE
He met vrom you his woone smile mworeE
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Now you that wer the daughter thereE
Be mother on a husband s vloorE
An mid ye meet wi less o careE
Than what your harty mother boreE
An if abroad I have to rueE
The bitter tongue or wrongvul deedC
Mid I come hwome to share wi youE
What s needvul free o pinchen needC
An vind that you ha still in storeE
My evenen meal an woone smile mworeE

William Barnes



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