Little Lessons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE FGFGHEIE JKLKJEIE| ou dearest | A |
| Would make the sweetest tale | B |
| We'd sail upon a sea of bliss | C |
| And I would lift the sail | B |
| Our happiness would be sublime | D |
| Surpassing tongue or pen | E |
| You may as well learn things from me | F |
| As to learn from other men | E |
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| Oh you have touched me deeply | F |
| The young thing whispered low | G |
| He pleaded Come oh come with me | F |
| She could not answer No | G |
| She said I'll be your pupil | H |
| And softly added then | E |
| I may as well learn things from you | I |
| As to learn from other men | E |
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| They dined alone that evening | J |
| And the young man got his wish | K |
| They even broke the unwritten law | L |
| Of Nevaire before zee feesh | K |
| At half past three next morning | J |
| He staggered home again | E |
| She had taught him tricks he never knew | I |
| That she'd learned from other men | E |
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