Ladies And Gentlemen This Little Girl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDCEF GHHFG| ladies and gentlemen this little girl | A |
| with the good teeth and small important breasts | B |
| is it the Frolic or the Century whirl | A |
| ones memory indignantly protests | B |
| this little dancer with the tightened eyes | C |
| crisp ogling shoulders and the ripe quite too | D |
| large lips always clenched faintly wishes you | D |
| with all her fragile might to not surmise | C |
| she dreamed one afternoon | E |
| or maybe read | F |
| - | |
| of time a when the beautiful most of her | G |
| this here and This do you get me | H |
| will maybe dance and maybe sing and be | H |
| absitively posolutely dead | F |
| like Coney Island in winter | G |
E. E. Cummings
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