Christmas Treasures Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE GHHG AIIA JKLJ AIIA MFFM GAAG NDDNI count my treasures o'er with care | A |
The little toy my darling knew | B |
A little sock of faded hue | B |
A little lock of golden hair | A |
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Long years ago this holy time | C |
My little one my all to me | D |
Sat robed in white upon my knee | D |
And heard the merry Christmas chime | C |
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Tell me my little golden head | E |
If Santa Claus should come to night | F |
What shall he bring my baby bright | F |
What treasure for my boy I said | E |
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And then he named this little toy | G |
While in his round and mournful eyes | H |
There came a look of sweet surprise | H |
That spake his quiet trustful joy | G |
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And as he lisped his evening prayer | A |
He asked the boon with childish grace | I |
Then toddling to the chimney place | I |
He hung this little stocking there | A |
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That night while lengthening shadows crept | J |
I saw the white winged angels come | K |
With singing to our lowly home | L |
And kiss my darling as he slept | J |
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They must have heard his little prayer | A |
For in the morn with rapturous face | I |
He toddled to the chimney place | I |
And found this little treasure there | A |
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They came again one Christmas tide | M |
That angel host so fair and white | F |
And singing all that glorious night | F |
They lured my darling from my side | M |
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A little sock a little toy | G |
A little lock of golden hair | A |
The Christmas music on the air | A |
A watching for my baby boy | G |
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But if again that angel train | N |
And golden head come back for me | D |
To bear me to Eternity | D |
My watching will not be in vain | N |
Eugene Field
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