Bird Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCDE FFFGHHG IIIJKKJ GGALKML| Crow | A |
| I detest the Carrion Crow | A |
| He's a raven don't you know | A |
| He's a greedy glutton also and a ghoul | B |
| And his sanctimonious caw | C |
| Rubs my temper on the raw | D |
| He's a demon and a most degraded fowl | E |
| - | |
| Blue Wren | F |
| I admire the pert Blue wren | F |
| And his dainty little hen | F |
| Though she hasn't got a trace of blue upon her | G |
| But she's pleasing and she's pretty | H |
| And she sings a cheerful ditty | H |
| While her husband is a gentleman of honour | G |
| - | |
| Cuckoo | I |
| I despise the Pallid Cuckoo | I |
| A disreputable crook who | I |
| Shirks her duties for a lazy life of ease | J |
| I abhor her mournful call | K |
| Which is not a song at all | K |
| But a cross between a whimper and a wheeze | J |
| - | |
| Kookaburra | G |
| I suspect the Kookaburra | G |
| For his methods are not thorough | A |
| In his highly praised campaign against the snakes | L |
| And the small birds one and all | K |
| Curse him for a cannibal | M |
| Though he certainly is cheerful when he wakes | L |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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