The Parasol Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABCC DEDDEFF DGDDGAA| You are the loveliest parasol | A |
| I ever saw and all my own | B |
| What frilly frills I feel as tall | A |
| As mother now Here take my doll | A |
| Dolls are for children ladies grown | B |
| Have parasols and fans and rings | C |
| And all those pretty shiny things | C |
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| Nurse calls you sunshade but I think | D |
| That is too plain a word for see | E |
| You are so satiny and pink | D |
| And there is such a curly kink | D |
| Here in your handle there could be | E |
| No name too fine I love you so | F |
| I'll take you everywhere I go | F |
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| Next Sunday when to church I walk | D |
| Above my head I'll hold you high | G |
| Oh how the other girls will talk | D |
| And maybe some of them will mock | D |
| How proud she feels as I pass by | G |
| I'd hold you up straight down the aisle | A |
| If only people wouldn't smile | A |
Helen Leah Reed
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