The Worry-chaser Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF GGHHAA CCIIFF| COME here to me little lassie of three | A |
| And get in your place on your old daddy's knee | A |
| Put those chubby arms round where they nightly belong | B |
| And cling to my neck for the day has gone wrong | B |
| And I need you I need you to scatter away | C |
| All the cares and the griefs of a troublesome day | C |
| - | |
| Let's sing the old songs and the old lullabies | D |
| Till the light of joy burns once again in my eyes | D |
| Let's ride up to London at doublefast trot | E |
| Till all of my worries and cares are forgot | E |
| Let's romp on the floor and make merry tonight | F |
| For you little girl can put everything right | F |
| - | |
| You tickle my ribs and I'll tickle your toes | G |
| You tug at my beard and I'll tug at your nose | G |
| I'll blow down your neck and you blow down mine | H |
| Then we'll ride pig a back and do everything fine | H |
| And the first thing I know I'll be gay and care free | A |
| Come little lassie climb onto my knee | A |
| - | |
| I was cross I was mean through the heat of the day | C |
| I gave up to despair as my plans went astray | C |
| But it's all over now and I want to forget | I |
| The troubles that caused me to worry and fret | I |
| And you are my sunshine my source of delight | F |
| So come to your dad and make everything right | F |
Edgar Albert Guest
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