A Parody Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJJ| Lazy bones lazy bones wake up and peep | A |
| The Cat's in the cupboard your Mother's asleep | A |
| There you sit snoring forgetting her ills | B |
| Who is to give her her Bolus and Pills | B |
| Twenty five Angels must come into Town | C |
| All for to help you to make your new gown | C |
| Dainty aerial Spinsters Singers | D |
| Aren't you asham'd to employ such white fingers | D |
| Delicate Hands unaccustom'd to reels | E |
| To set 'em a washing at poor body's wheels | E |
| Why they came down is to me all a riddle | F |
| And left hallelujah broke off in the middle | F |
| Jove's Court the Presence Angelical cut | G |
| To eke out the work of a lazy young slut | G |
| Angel duck angel duck wing d silly | H |
| Pouring a watering pot over a lily | H |
| Gardener gratuitous careless of pelf | I |
| Leave her to water her Lily herself | I |
| Or to neglect it to death if she chuse it | J |
| Remember the loss is her own if she lose it | J |
Charles Lamb
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