Little All-aloney Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABBCCBD EFEEFFGHFD IBIIBBGGBD JKJJKKLCKD| Little All Aloney's feet | A |
| Pitter patter in the hall | B |
| And his mother runs to meet | A |
| And to kiss her toddling sweet | A |
| Ere perchance he fall | B |
| He is oh so weak and small | B |
| Yet what danger shall he fear | C |
| When his mother hovereth near | C |
| And he hears her cheering call | B |
| All Aloney | D |
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| Little All Aloney's face | E |
| It is all aglow with glee | F |
| As around that romping place | E |
| At a terrifying pace | E |
| Lungeth plungeth he | F |
| And that hero seems to be | F |
| All unconscious of our cheers | G |
| Only one dear voice he hears | H |
| Calling reassuringly | F |
| All Aloney | D |
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| Though his legs bend with their load | I |
| Though his feet they seem so small | B |
| That you cannot help forebode | I |
| Some disastrous episode | I |
| In that noisy hall | B |
| Neither threatening bump nor fall | B |
| Little All Aloney fears | G |
| But with sweet bravado steers | G |
| Whither comes that cheery call | B |
| All Aloney | D |
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| Ah that in the years to come | J |
| When he shares of Sorrow's store | K |
| When his feet are chill and numb | J |
| When his cross is burdensome | J |
| And his heart is sore | K |
| Would that he could hear once more | K |
| The gentle voice he used to hear | L |
| Divine with mother love and cheer | C |
| Calling from yonder spirit shore | K |
| All all alone | D |
Eugene Field
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