A Freckle-faced Boy. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBCC A DDDCC A EEECC F GHHCC F IIICCI | A |
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I'm just in my glory when the cat I can tease | B |
Or I'm hunting for bird nests up in the trees | B |
And I wear out my pants in the seat and the knees | B |
I'm the pride of my daddy my mammy's own joy | C |
A frolicsome rollicksome freckle faced boy | C |
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II | A |
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I can make a top hum and at marbles you bet | D |
I'm the cock of the walk and the king of the set | D |
I'm hearty and healthy and don't you forget | D |
The dead loads of goodies that I can destroy | C |
I'm a frolicsome rollicksome freckle faced boy | C |
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III | A |
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They send me to school with my satchel and books | E |
And my pockets bulged out with nails and fish hooks | E |
And sometimes while there my teacher she looks | E |
And captures the things that provoke and annoy | C |
From a frolicsome rollicksome freckle faced boy | C |
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IV | F |
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My mammy she says that it's quite evident | G |
Of the country some day I'll be President | H |
But auntie she says from the way I am bent | H |
The gold of her dream will be full of alloy | C |
From a frolicsome rollicksome freckle faced boy | C |
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V | F |
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I'm huntin' for fun and I don't have a care | I |
And there's dirt on my hands and I don't comb my hair | I |
And off colored patches quite often I wear | I |
But there's no kind of sport the young heart can cloy | C |
Of a frolicsome rollicksome freckle faced boy | C |
George W. Doneghy
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