Mrs. Mulligatawny Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFF GGHHIIDDEEFF CCJJKKLLEEFFMrs Mulligatawny said I'm sure it's going to rain | A |
Mr Mulligatawny said To me it's very plain | A |
William Mulligatawny said It must rain anyhow | B |
Mary Mulligatawny said I feel it raining now | B |
And yet there were no clouds in sight and 'twas a pleasant day | C |
But Mrs Mulligatawny always liked to have her way | C |
With Mrs Mulligatawny the family all agreed | D |
For all the Mulligatawnys feared her very much indeed | D |
And did whenever they were bid | E |
As Mrs Mulligatawny did | E |
And tried to think as they were taught | F |
As Mrs Mulligatawny thought | F |
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Mrs Mulligatawny said Now two and two are three | G |
Mr Mulligatawny said I'm sure they ought to be | G |
William Mulligatawny said Arithmetic is wrong | H |
Mary Mulligatawny said It's been so all along | H |
Now two and two do not make three and three they never were | I |
But Mrs Mulligatawny said 'twas near enough for her | I |
With Mrs Mulligatawny the family all agreed | D |
For all the Mulligatawnys feared her very much indeed | D |
And did whenever they were bid | E |
As Mrs Mulligatawny did | E |
And tried to think as they were taught | F |
As Mrs Mulligatawny thought | F |
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Mrs Mulligatawny fell out of the world one day | C |
Mr Mulligatawny said I don't know what to say | C |
William Mulligatawny said I don't know what to do | J |
Mary Mulligatawny said I feel the same as you | J |
Mrs Mulligatawny left the family sitting there | K |
They couldn't think they couldn't move because they didn't dare | K |
For Mrs Mulligatawny had always thought for them | L |
And all the Mulligatawnys thought the same as Mrs M | L |
And did whenever they were bid | E |
As Mrs Mulligatawny did | E |
And tried to think as they were taught | F |
As Mrs Mulligatawny thought | F |
Arthur Macy
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