The Song Of Luddy-dud Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACDDCE FEFEACDDCE AGAGACDDCE| A sunbeam comes a creeping | A |
| Into my dear one's nest | B |
| And sings to our babe a sleeping | A |
| The song that I love the best | B |
| 'T is little Luddy Dud in the morning | A |
| 'T is little Luddy Dud at night | C |
| And all day long | D |
| 'T is the same sweet song | D |
| Of that waddling toddling coddling little mite | C |
| Luddy Dud | E |
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| The bird to the tossing clover | F |
| The bee to the swaying bud | E |
| Keep singing that sweet song over | F |
| Of wee little Luddy Dud | E |
| 'T is little Luddy Dud in the morning | A |
| 'T is little Luddy Dud at night | C |
| And all day long | D |
| 'T is the same dear song | D |
| Of that growing crowing knowing little sprite | C |
| Luddy Dud | E |
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| Luddy Dud's cradle is swinging | A |
| Where softly the night winds blow | G |
| And Luddy Dud's mother is singing | A |
| A song that is sweet and low | G |
| 'T is little Luddy Dud in the morning | A |
| 'T is little Luddy Dud at night | C |
| And all day long | D |
| 'T is the same sweet song | D |
| Of my nearest and my dearest heart's delight | C |
| Luddy Dud | E |
Eugene Field
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