Luggage In Advance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEFGGH CCIIJJCCKK| The Fairies must have come I said | A |
| For through the moist leaves brown and dead | A |
| The Primroses are pushing up | B |
| And here's a scarlet Fairy cup | B |
| They must have come because I see | C |
| A single Wood Anemone | D |
| The flower that everybody knows | E |
| The Fairies use to scent their clothes | F |
| And hark The South Wind blowing fills | G |
| The trumpets of the Daffodils | G |
| They MUST have come | H |
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| Then loud to me | C |
| Sang from a budding cherry tree | C |
| A cheerful Thrush I say I say | I |
| The Fairy Folk are on their way | I |
| Look out Look out Beneath your feet | J |
| Are all their treasures Sweet Sweet Sweet | J |
| They could not carry them you see | C |
| Those caskets crammed with witchery | C |
| So ready for the first Spring dance | K |
| They sent their Luggage in Advance | K |
Fay Inchfawn
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