The Story Of Fidgety Philip Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFFGFGFF HHIIJJKKLLFF MMNNOOPQRSTTLet me see if Philip can | A |
Be a little gentleman | B |
Let me see if he is able | C |
To sit still for once at table | C |
Thus Papa bade Phil behave | D |
And Mamma looked very grave | D |
But fidgety Phil | E |
He won't sit still | E |
He wriggles | F |
And giggles | F |
And then I declare | G |
Swings backwards and forwards | F |
And tilts up his chair | G |
Just like any rocking horse | F |
Philip I am getting cross | F |
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See the naughty restless child | H |
Growing still more rude and wild | H |
Till his chair falls over quite | I |
Philip screams with all his might | I |
Catches at the cloth but then | J |
That makes matters worse again | J |
Down upon the ground they fall | K |
Glasses plates knives forks and all | K |
How Mamma did fret and frown | L |
When she saw them tumbling down | L |
And Papa made such a face | F |
Philip is in sad disgrace | F |
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Where is Philip where is he | M |
Fairly covered up you see | M |
Cloth and all are lying on him | N |
He has pulled down all upon him | N |
What a terrible to do | O |
Dishes glasses snapt in two | O |
Here a knife and there a fork | P |
Philip this is cruel work | Q |
Table all so bare and ah | R |
Poor Papa and poor Mamma | S |
Look quite cross and wonder how | T |
They shall have their dinner now | T |
Heinrich Hoffmann
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