Christmas Treasures Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE GHHG AIIA JKLJ AIIA MFFM GAAG NDDN

I count my treasures o'er with careA
The little toy my darling knewB
A little sock of faded hueB
A little lock of golden hairA
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Long years ago this holy timeC
My little one my all to meD
Sat robed in white upon my kneeD
And heard the merry Christmas chimeC
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Tell me my little golden headE
If Santa Claus should come to nightF
What shall he bring my baby brightF
What treasure for my boy I saidE
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And then he named this little toyG
While in his round and mournful eyesH
There came a look of sweet surpriseH
That spake his quiet trustful joyG
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And as he lisped his evening prayerA
He asked the boon with childish graceI
Then toddling to the chimney placeI
He hung this little stocking thereA
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That night while lengthening shadows creptJ
I saw the white winged angels comeK
With singing to our lowly homeL
And kiss my darling as he sleptJ
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They must have heard his little prayerA
For in the morn with rapturous faceI
He toddled to the chimney placeI
And found this little treasure thereA
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They came again one Christmas tideM
That angel host so fair and whiteF
And singing all that glorious nightF
They lured my darling from my sideM
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A little sock a little toyG
A little lock of golden hairA
The Christmas music on the airA
A watching for my baby boyG
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But if again that angel trainN
And golden head come back for meD
To bear me to EternityD
My watching will not be in vainN

Eugene Field



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