Mysterious Doings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE BGHGIJKJ HLMLNONO| As once I rambled in the woods | A |
| I chanced to spy amid the brake | B |
| A huntsman ride his way beside | C |
| A fair and passing tranquil lake | B |
| Though velvet bucks sped here and there | D |
| He let them scamper through the green | E |
| Not one smote he but lustily | F |
| He blew his horn what could it mean | E |
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| As on I strolled beside that lake | B |
| A pretty maid I chanced to see | G |
| Fishing away for finny prey | H |
| Yet not a single one caught she | G |
| All round her boat the fishes leapt | I |
| And gambolled to their hearts' content | J |
| Yet never a thing did the maid but sing | K |
| I wonder what on earth it meant | J |
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| As later yet I roamed my way | H |
| A lovely steed neighed loud and long | L |
| And an empty boat sped all afloat | M |
| Where sang a fishermaid her song | L |
| All underneath the prudent shade | N |
| Which yonder kindly willows threw | O |
| Together strayed a youth and maid | N |
| I can't explain it all can you | O |
Eugene Field
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