Barta Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDAEAFGHGIAEA JKLKMAEA NBOBPAEAWide solemn eyes that question me | A |
Wee hand that pats my head | B |
Where only two have stroked before | C |
And both of them are dead | B |
Ah poo ah Daddy mine she says | D |
With wondrous sympathy | A |
Oh baby girl you don t know how | E |
You break the heart in me | A |
Let friends and kinsfolk work their worst | F |
And the world say what it will | G |
Your baby arms go round my neck | H |
I m your own Daddy still | G |
And you kiss me and I kiss you | I |
Fresh kisses frank and free | A |
Ah baby girl you don t know how | E |
You break the heart in me | A |
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I dreamed when I was good that when | J |
The snow showed in my hair | K |
A household angel in her teens | L |
Would flit about my chair | K |
To comfort me as I grew old | M |
But that shall never be | A |
Ah baby girl you don t know how | E |
You break the heart in me | A |
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But one shall love me while I live | N |
And soothe my troubled head | B |
And never hear an unkind word | O |
Of me when I am dead | B |
Her eyes shall light to hear my name | P |
Howe er disgraced it be | A |
Ah baby girl you don t know how | E |
You help the heart in me | A |
Henry Lawson
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