The Weeds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF BBCCGG| Brown passed away and Mrs Brown | A |
| In weeds all smothered went through town | A |
| By Brown's neat grave to take her stand | B |
| And hold a metaphoric hand | B |
| She diligently drove away | C |
| The sorrel springing every day | C |
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| When Mrs Robert Wittle died | D |
| Poor Bob would sit her grave beside | D |
| On Sunday afternoons and shed | E |
| His briny tribute to the dead | E |
| And dimpled Mrs brown and he | F |
| Had quite a bond of sympathy | F |
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| But presently I understand | B |
| 'Twas Bob who held the widow's hand | B |
| She decker herself in orange spray | C |
| And all her weeds she cast away | C |
| Now where the sorrel sheds its seeds | G |
| Brown's grave is thick with widow's weeds | G |
Edward George Dyson
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