The Launch Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKCK| Come sister Ellen get your hat | A |
| And come away with me | B |
| My boat all rigged with mast and sail | C |
| I want you so to see | B |
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| Do you upon the landing stand | D |
| While here I'll kneel and blow | E |
| So that the little Water witch | F |
| Beneath the arch may go | E |
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| There there she's off how fast she goes | G |
| Across the river wide | H |
| I'd love to sit in her myself | I |
| And o'er the water glide | H |
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| When I'm a man I'll have a boat | J |
| And every sunny day | K |
| We'll take a long and pleasant sail | C |
| Till daylight fades away | K |
H. P. Nichols
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