A Silly Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBB DEFEB GHIHB JBKB| 'O HEART my heart ' she said and heard | A |
| His mate the blackbird calling | B |
| While through the sheen of the garden green | C |
| May rain was softly falling | B |
| Aye softly softly falling | B |
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| The buttercups across the field | D |
| Made sunshine rifts of splendor | E |
| The round snow bud of the thorn in the wood | F |
| Peeped through its leefage tender | E |
| As the rain came softly falling | B |
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| 'O heart my heart ' she said and smiled | G |
| 'There's not a tree of the valley | H |
| Or a leaf I wis which the rain's soft kiss | I |
| Freshens in yonder alley | H |
| Where the drops keep ever falling | B |
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| 'There's not a foolish flower i' the grass | J |
| Or bird through the woodland calling | B |
| So glad again of the coming of rain | K |
| As I of these tears now falling | B |
| These happy tears down falling ' | - |
Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
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