Forgotten Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHAHGIEI JKFKLEFE AIMINOPO NNKNKQRQ ASMSNTAT AKGKGIEI GCUCNTNTLords of the Nursery | A |
Wait in a row | B |
Five on the high wall | C |
And four on the low | B |
Big Kings and Little Kings | D |
Brown Bears and Black | E |
All of them waiting | F |
Till John comes back | E |
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Some think that John boy | G |
Is lost in the wood | H |
Some say he couldn t be | A |
Some say he could | H |
Some think that John boy | G |
Hides on the hill | I |
Some say he won t come back | E |
Some say he will | I |
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High was the sun when | J |
John went away | K |
Here they ve been waiting | F |
All through the day | K |
Big Bears and Little Bears | L |
White Kings and Black | E |
All of them waiting | F |
Till John comes back | E |
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Lords of the Nursery | A |
Looked down the hill | I |
Some saw the sheep fold | M |
Some say the mill | I |
Some saw the roofs | N |
Of the little grey town | O |
And their shadows grew long | P |
As the sun slipt down | O |
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Gold between the poplars | N |
An old moon shows | N |
Silver up the star way | K |
The full moon rose | N |
Silver down the star way | K |
The old moon crept | Q |
And one by another | R |
The grey fields slept | Q |
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Lords of the Nursery | A |
Their still watch keep | S |
They hear from the sheep fold | M |
The rustle of sheep | S |
A young bird twitters | N |
And hides its head | T |
A little wind suddenly | A |
Breathes and is dead | T |
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Slowly and slowly | A |
Dawns the new day | K |
What s become of John boy | G |
No one can say | K |
Some think that John boy | G |
Is lost on the hill | I |
Some say he won t come back | E |
Some say he will | I |
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What's become of John boy | G |
Nothing at all | C |
He played with his skipping rope | U |
He played with his ball | C |
He ran after butterflies | N |
Blue ones and red | T |
He did a hundred happy things | N |
And then went to bed | T |
Alan Alexander Milne
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