Song Of The Innocents Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEE| Merry merry we well may be | A |
| For Jesus Christ is come down to see | A |
| Long before at the top of the stair | B |
| He set our angels a waiting there | B |
| Waiting hither and thither to fly | C |
| Tending the children of the sky | C |
| Lest they dash little feet against big stones | D |
| And tumble down and break little bones | D |
| For the path is rough and we must not roam | E |
| We have learned to walk and must follow him home | E |
George Macdonald
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