For Mothering! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFC GHIICC| Up to the Hall my lady there'll wear her satin gown | A |
| For little Miss and Master'll be coming down from town | A |
| Oh ay the childern's coming The CHILDERN did I say | B |
| Of course they're man and woman grown this many and many a day | B |
| But still my lady's mouth do smile and squire looks fit to sing | C |
| As Master John and Miss Elaine is coming Mothering | C |
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| Then down to Farmer Westacott's there's doings fine and grand | D |
| Because young Jake is coming home from sea you understand | D |
| Put into port but yesternight and when he steps ashore | E |
| 'Tis coming home the laddie is to Somer set once more | E |
| And so her's baking spicy cakes and stirring raisins in | F |
| To welcome of her only chick who's coming Mothering | C |
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| And what of we And ain't we got no childern for to come | G |
| Well yes There's Sam and Henery and they'll be coming home | H |
| And Ned is very nigh six foot and Joe is six foot three | I |
| But childern still to my good man and childern still to me | I |
| And all the vi'lets seem to know and all the thrushes sing | C |
| As how our Kate and Bess and Flo is coming Mothering | C |
Fay Inchfawn
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