Aunty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBCC DDEEFF GGH BB IIHHJJ

and do the things his mother says he can'tA
An aunt to come a visitin' or one to go and seeB
Is just about the finest kind of lady there could beB
Of course she's not your mother an' she hasn't got her waysC
But a part that's most important in a feller's life she playsC
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She is kind an' she is gentle an' sometimes she's full of funD
An' she's very sympathetic when some dreadful thing you've doneD
An' she likes to buy you candy an' she's always gettin' toysE
That you wish your Pa would get you for she hasn't any boysE
But sometimes she's over loving an' your cheeks turn red with shameF
When she smothers you with kisses but you like her just the sameF
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One time my father took me to my aunty's an' he saidG
'You will stay here till I get you an' be sure you go to bedG
When your aunty says it's time to an' be good an' mind her tooH
An' when you come home we'll try to have a big surprise for you '-
I did as I was told to an' when Pa came back for meB
He said there was a baby at the house for me to seeB
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I've been visitin' at aunty's for a week or two an' PaI
Has written that he's comin' soon to take me home to MaI
He says they're gettin' lonely an' I'm kind o' lonely tooH
Coz an aunt is not exactly what your mother is to youH
I am hungry now to see her but I'm wondering to dayJ
If Pa's bought another baby in the time I've been awayJ

Edgar Albert Guest



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