The Mother Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBA DEDFGG| Beneath the eaves there is another chair | A |
| And a bruised lily lies upon the walk | B |
| With the bright drops still clinging to its stalk | B |
| Whose careless hand has dropped its treasure there | A |
| And whose small form does that frail settee bear | A |
| Whose are that wooden shepherdess and flock | C |
| That noble coach with steeds that never balk | B |
| And why the gate that tops the cottage stair | A |
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| Ah he has now a rival for her love | D |
| A chubby cheeked soft fisted Don Juan | E |
| Who rules with iron hand in velvet glove | D |
| Mother and sire as only Baby can | F |
| See there they romp the mother and her boy | G |
| He on her shoulders perched and wild with joy | G |
Arthur Weir
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