In Trouble Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKBK LMNMOPQP RSGSTRUR

It's all for nothing I've lost him nowA
I suppose it had to beB
But oh I never thought it of himC
Nor he never thought it of meB
And all for a kiss on your evening outD
And a field where the grass was downE
And he 'as gone to God knows whereF
And I may go on the townE
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The worst of all was the thing he saidG
The night that he went awayH
He said he'd 'a married me right enoughI
If I hadn't 'a been so gayH
Me gay When I'd cried and I'd asked him notJ
But he said he loved me soK
An' whatever he wanted seemed right to meB
An' how was a girl to knowK
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Well the river is deep and drowned folk sleep soundL
An' it might be the best to doM
But when he made me a light o' loveN
He made me a mother tooM
I've had enough sin to last my timeO
If 'twas sin as I got it byP
But it ain't no sin to stand by his kidQ
And work for it till I dieP
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But oh the long days and the death long nightsR
When I feel it move and turnS
And cry alone in my single bedG
And count what a girl can earnS
To buy the baby the bits of thingsT
HE ought to ha' bought by rightsR
And wonder whether he thinks of UsU
And if he sleeps sound o' nightsR

E. (edith) Nesbit



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