Little Master Mischievous Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF GGHHII AAJJIILittle Master Mischievous that's the name for you | A |
There's no better title that describes the things you do | A |
Into something all the while where you shouldn't be | B |
Prying into matters that are not for you to see | B |
Little Master Mischievous order's overthrown | C |
If your mother leaves you for a minute all alone | C |
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Little Master Mischievous opening every door | D |
Spilling books and papers round about the parlor floor | D |
Scratching all the tables and marring all the chairs | E |
Climbing where you shouldn't climb and tumbling down the stairs | E |
How'd you get the ink well We can never guess | F |
Now the rug is ruined so's your little dress | F |
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Little Master Mischievous in the cookie jar | G |
Who has ever told you where the cookies are | G |
Now your sticky fingers smear the curtains white | H |
You have finger printed everything in sight | H |
There's no use in scolding when you smile that way | I |
You can rob of terror every word we say | I |
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Little Master Mischievous that's the name for you | A |
There's no better title that describes the things you do | A |
Prying into corners peering into nooks | J |
Tugging table covers tearing costly books | J |
Little Master Mischievous have your roguish way | I |
Time I know will stop you soon enough some day | I |
Edgar Albert Guest
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