His Wife And Baby Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDEFFG HHBII JJBKKB| In the lone place of the leaves | A |
| Where they touch the hanging eaves | A |
| There sprang a spray of joyous song that sounded sweet and sturdy | B |
| And the baby in the bed | C |
| Raised the shining of his head | C |
| And pulled the mother's lids apart to wake and watch the birdie | B |
| She kissed lip dimples sweet | D |
| The red soles of his feet | D |
| The waving palms that patted hers as wind blown blossoms wander | E |
| He twined her tresses silk | F |
| Round his neck as white as milk | F |
| 'Now baby say what birdie sings upon his green spray yonder ' | G |
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| 'He sings a plenty things | H |
| Just watch him wash his wings | H |
| He says Papa will march to day with drums home through the city | B |
| Here birdie here's my cup | I |
| You drink the milk all up | I |
| I'll kiss you birdie now you're washed like baby clean and pretty ' | - |
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| She rose she sought the skies | J |
| With the twin joys of her eyes | J |
| She sent the strong dove of her soul up through the dawning's glory | B |
| She kissed upon her hand | K |
| The glowing golden band | K |
| That bound the fine scroll of her life and clasped her simple story | B |
Isabella Valancy Crawford
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