Cross Looks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEBB| Why what a frightful face is this | A |
| And what has happened sir amiss | A |
| Come let me wipe these tears away | B |
| And see no more cross looks to day | B |
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| If Kate did throw your blocks about | C |
| She's very sorry I've no doubt | C |
| And here she stands to tell you so | D |
| And build another house I know | D |
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| No tears and crying here must be | E |
| So have a pleasant smile for me | E |
| There that will do now run away | B |
| And kindly with your sister play | B |
H. P. Nichols
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