The Bee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD AEAE FGHG| Now Ellen stop screaming and running away | A |
| And come here and listen to me | B |
| Is it true my dear daughter I want you to say | A |
| That you're foolishly scared by a bee | B |
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| The bee is as frightened as you are my dear | C |
| For he can't tell the way to get out | D |
| And as for his sting that you never need fear | C |
| If you do not run crying about | D |
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| If you were to catch him why then I dare say | A |
| You'd soon feel his sharp little sting | E |
| But if you sit still at your work or your play | A |
| Be sure that no harm he will bring | E |
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| So wipe off these tears and never again | F |
| Give way to so foolish a fright | G |
| For if you indulge it 't will cost you much pain | H |
| And no one will want you in sight | G |
H. P. Nichols
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