The Goose-girl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBC DEFE GHG IJIJFKDI WANDERED lonely by the sea | A |
As is my daily use | B |
I saw her drive across the lea | A |
The gander and the goose | B |
The gander and the gray gray goose | B |
She drove them all together | C |
Her cheeks were rose her gold hair loose | B |
All in the wild gray weather | C |
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'O dainty maid who drive the geese | D |
Across the common wide | E |
Turn turn your pretty back on these | F |
And come and be my bride | E |
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I am a poet from the town | G |
And 'mid the ladies there | H |
There is not one would wear a crown | G |
With half your charming air ' | - |
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She laughed she shook her pretty head | I |
'I want no poet's hand | J |
Go read your fairy books ' she said | I |
'For this is fairy land | J |
My Prince comes riding o'er the leas | F |
He fitly comes to woo | K |
For I'm a Princess and my geese | D |
Were poets once like you ' | - |
Edith Nesbit
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