London Children Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCDDEFGG| We have had the pleasure of hearing and seeing several clever children | A |
| from the city of London We commemorate them in the following | B |
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| Do you unto this world belong | C |
| To cheer us merrily with song | C |
| Are you mortal like ourselves | D |
| Or are you charming little elves | D |
| Sent from some higher sphere | E |
| To bliss and comfort us while here | F |
| May you be spared from earthly woes | G |
| And each blossom like the rose | G |
James Mcintyre
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