The Twinses.[1] Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEFFEGHHG| Two little children toddled up to me | A |
| Their faces fair as faces well could be | A |
| Roses and snow but pale the roses were | B |
| Like flowers fainting for the lack of air | C |
| Sad was the tender study which I gave | D |
| The winning creatures both so sweet and grave | D |
| Two beautiful young Saxons scarce knee high | E |
| As like as peas Two Lilliputian men | F |
| Immortal ere they knew it by the pen | F |
| Which waketh laughter or bedews the eye | E |
| God bless you little people May His hand | G |
| Hold you within its hollow all your days | H |
| Smooth all the rugged places and your ways | H |
| Make long and pleasant in a fruitful land | G |
James Barron Hope
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