Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD EFEFGH IJIJAA| My silks and fine array | A |
| My smiles and languish'd air | B |
| By Love are driven away | A |
| And mournful lean Despair | B |
| Brings me yew to deck my grave | C |
| Such end true lovers have | D |
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| His face is fair as heaven | E |
| When springing buds unfold | F |
| O why to him was 't given | E |
| Whose heart is wintry cold | F |
| His breast is Love's all worshipp'd tomb | G |
| Where all Love's pilgrims come | H |
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| Bring me an axe and spade | I |
| Bring me a winding sheet | J |
| When I my grave have made | I |
| Let winds and tempests beat | J |
| Then down I'll lie as cold as clay | A |
| True love doth pass away | A |
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