Our Cow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GEHEIBJB KLMLNBBB| Down by the slipralls stands our cow | A |
| Chewing chewing chewing | B |
| She does not care what folks out there | C |
| In the great big world are doing | B |
| She sees the small cloud shadows pass | D |
| And green grass shining under | E |
| If she does think what does she think | F |
| About it all I wonder | E |
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| She sees the swallows skimming by | G |
| Above the sweet young clover | E |
| The light reeds swaying in the wind | H |
| And tall trees bending over | E |
| Far down the track she hears the crack | I |
| of bullock whips and raving | B |
| Of angry men where in the sun | J |
| Her fellow beasts are slaving | B |
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| Girls we are told can scratch and scold | K |
| And boys will fight and wrangle | L |
| And big grown men just now and then | M |
| Fret o'er some fingle fangle | L |
| Vexing the earth with grief or mirth | N |
| Longing rejoicing rueing | B |
| But by the slipralls stands our cow | B |
| Chewing | B |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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