A Cat Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGF FHIH| She had a name among the children | A |
| But no one loved though someone owned | B |
| Her locked her out of doors at bedtime | C |
| And had her kittens duly drowned | D |
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| In Spring nevertheless this cat | E |
| Ate blackbirds thrushes nightingales | F |
| And birds of bright voice and plume and flight | G |
| As well as scraps from neighbours pails | F |
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| I loathed and hated her for this | F |
| One speckle on a thrush s breast | H |
| Was worth a million such and yet | I |
| She lived long till God gave her rest | H |
Edward Thomas
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