Ambition Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB BBCC DDBB EEFF| Kenton and Deborah Michael and Rose | A |
| These are fine children as all the world knows | A |
| But into my arms in my dreams every night | B |
| Come Peter and Christopher Faith and Delight | B |
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| Kenton is tropical Rose is pure white | B |
| Deborah shines like a star in the night | B |
| Michael's round eyes are as blue as the sea | C |
| And nothing on earth could be dearer to me | C |
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| But where is the baby with Faith can compare | D |
| What is the colour of Peterkin's hair | D |
| Who can make Christopher clear to my sight | B |
| Or show me the eyes of my daughter Delight | B |
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| When people inquire I always just state | E |
| I have four nice children and hope to have eight | E |
| Though the first four are pretty and certain to please | F |
| Who knows but the rest may be nicer than these | F |
Aline Kilmer
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