Listening Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHH| His step Ah no 'tis but the rain | A |
| That hurtles on the window pane | A |
| Let's draw the curtains close and sit | B |
| Beside the fire awhile and knit | B |
| Two purl two plain A well shaped sock | C |
| And warm I thought I heard a knock | C |
| But 'twas the slam of Jones's door | D |
| Yes good Scotch yarn is far before | D |
| The fleecy wools a different thing | E |
| And best for wear Was that his ring | E |
| No 'Tis the muffin man I see | F |
| We'll have threepennyworth for tea | F |
| Two plain two purl that heel is neat | G |
| I hear his step far down the street | G |
| Two purl two plain The sock can wait | H |
| I'll make the tea He's at the gate | H |
Fay Inchfawn
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