Said And Did Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH| Said the boy as he read I too will be bold | A |
| I will fight for the truth and its glory | B |
| He went to the playground and soon had told | A |
| A very cowardly story | B |
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| Said the girl as she read That was grand I declare | C |
| What a true what a lovely sweet soul | D |
| In half an hour she went up the stair | C |
| Looking as black as a coal | D |
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| The mean little wretch I wish I could fling | E |
| This book at his head said another | F |
| Then he went and did the same ugly thing | E |
| To his own little trusting brother | F |
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| Alas for him who sees a thing grand | G |
| And does not fit himself to it | H |
| But the meanest act on sea or on land | G |
| Is to find a fault and then do it | H |
George Macdonald
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