Literary Mother Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFGGDD HHIJCCDD KKLLMMDD

HUSH little ones don't make a noiseA
Pick up your dolls and pick up your toysA
Pick up your Teddy Bear Johnny now seeB
How quiet a youngster tonight you can beB
Daddy will wash up the dishes while youC
Quietly sit there to wait till he 's throughC
Softly about we must tread on tip toeD
Mother is writing a paper on PoeD
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What is that noise It's the scratch of her penE
Mother has locked herself into my denE
Gone there to study to ponder and writeF
And we must give up all our laughter tonightF
Hush there Don't giggle Be still while I sweepG
And see just how quiet you children can keepG
Hey there you Johnny don't romp about soD
Mother is writing a paper on PoeD
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Come now you two year old father will tryH
To put on your nightie and rock you bye byeH
And Johnny you sit on the floor and take offI
Your shoes and your stockings Look out don't you coughJ
Poor kids you've no mother tonight to undress youC
To sing you to sleep and to love and caress youC
Just an awkward old daddy whose fingers are slowD
But then mother's writing a paper on PoeD
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Oh literature is a wonderful thingK
Of joy and delight a perennial SpringK
But gee it is tough on the kids and their dadL
Who think that the evening 's the time to be gladL
And sometimes I think that the art is perniciousM
And often I wish mother wasn't ambitiousM
Tonight as I sit here and rock to and froD
All alone I am cursing that paper on PoeD

Edgar Albert Guest



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