'the Yellow Tailed Thornbill' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDB EEFGGF F GGHGGH H AAIJJI I| I'm a fussy little fellow | A |
| In my kilt of glowing yellow | A |
| As about the garden ways I bow and bend | B |
| Many a melody I bring you | C |
| In the soft gay songs I sing you | C |
| With a cheery little grace note at the end | B |
| 'Chip chip ' | D |
| Oh I never miss that grace note at the end | B |
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| Summer into autumn passes | E |
| And among the rippening grasses | E |
| 'Mid the midges goodly provender I gain | F |
| Little for your presence caring | G |
| Confident and greatly daring | G |
| I will charn you with a sudden sweet refrain | F |
| 'Chip chip ' | - |
| Oh a very soft yet valiant refrain | F |
| - | |
| When the time has come for nesting | G |
| Our sagacity attesting | G |
| We erect a neat twin chambered bow'r of love | H |
| Mother in the nursery sleeping | G |
| With the babes while sentry keeping | G |
| Father has his parlor bedroom up above | H |
| 'Chip chip ' | - |
| Oh it's cosier and quieter above | H |
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| In my kilt of golden yellow | A |
| I'm a friendly little fellow | A |
| And my spangled sable crown I proudly bear | I |
| Tho' my way be meek and lowly | J |
| I can capture win you wholly | J |
| If you'll listen to this cheerful little air | I |
| 'Chip chip ' | - |
| Oh I'll charm you with my cheerful little air | I |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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