The Stork Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABABCBC DEFEGABA DHIHJKLK BMNMOCBC| Last night the Stork came stalking | A |
| And Stork beneath your wing | A |
| Lay lapped in dreamless slumber | B |
| The tiniest little thing | A |
| From Babyland out yonder | B |
| Beside a silver sea | C |
| You brought a priceless treasure | B |
| As gift to mine and me | C |
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| Last night my dear one listened | D |
| And wife you knew the cry | E |
| The dear old Stork has sought our home | F |
| A many times gone by | E |
| And in your gentle bosom | G |
| I found the pretty thing | A |
| That from the realm out yonder | B |
| Our friend the Stork did bring | A |
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| Last night a babe awakened | D |
| And babe how strange and new | H |
| Must seem the home and people | I |
| The Stork has brought you to | H |
| And yet methinks you like them | J |
| You neither stare nor weep | K |
| But closer to my dear one | L |
| You cuddle and you sleep | K |
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| Last night my heart grew fonder | B |
| happy heart of mine | M |
| Sing of the inspirations | N |
| That round my pathway shine | M |
| And sing your sweetest love song | O |
| To this dear nestling wee | C |
| The Stork from 'Way Out Yonder | B |
| Hath brought to mine and me | C |
Eugene Field
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