Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBD ABAAABAB EFEEEFEF| Mary Mary quite contrary | A |
| How does your garden grow | B |
| With silver bells and cockle shells | C |
| And pretty maids all in a row | B |
| Mother Goose | D |
| - | |
| Mary Mistress Mary | A |
| How does your garden grow | B |
| From your uplands airy | A |
| Mary Mistress Mary | A |
| Float the chimes of faery | A |
| When the breezes blow | B |
| Mary Mistress Mary | A |
| How does your garden grow | B |
| - | |
| With flower maidens singing | E |
| Among the morning hills | F |
| With silvern bells a ringing | E |
| With flower maidens singing | E |
| With vocal lilies springing | E |
| By chanting daffodils | F |
| With flower maidens singing | E |
| Among the morning hills | F |
Don Marquis
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