Why The Daisies Are Not All White Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBC DEDE F FAGCGCA| Uncle Rob says | A |
| Once the daisies all were white | B |
| Till a baby fellow | C |
| Ate his supper down one night | B |
| And stained his face all yellow | C |
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| Smeared with butter off to bed | D |
| Crept the sleepy flower | E |
| 'Fie ' the good nurse dew drop said | D |
| Come now to my bower | E |
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| 'Let me wash you clean I pray | F |
| Like the pink and rosy ' | - |
| But the daisy pulled away | F |
| Like a stubborn posy | A |
| All unwashed he went to sleep | G |
| Naughty little fellow | C |
| Ever since he's had to keep | G |
| That great patch of yellow | C |
| So Uncle Rob says | A |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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