Our Street Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHGH GIJI AKLK MNON| In our street the main street | A |
| Running thro' the town | B |
| You see a lot of busy folk | C |
| Going up and down | B |
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| Bag men and basket men | D |
| Men with loads of hay | E |
| Buying things and selling things | F |
| And carting things away | E |
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| The butcher is a funny man | G |
| He calls me Dandy Dick | H |
| The baker is a cross man | G |
| I think he's often sick | H |
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| The fruiterer's a nice man | G |
| He gives me apples too | I |
| The grocer says Good morning boy | J |
| What can I do for you | I |
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| Of all the men in our street | A |
| I like the cobbler best | K |
| Tapping tapping at his last | L |
| Without a minute's rest | K |
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| Talking all the time he taps | M |
| Driving in the nails | N |
| Smiling with his old grey eyes | O |
| Hush telling fairy tales | N |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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Alyssa: nice i like the ring to it
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