The Good, Old-fashioned People Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCBDDDB EFGFHIHI DDDB JKJLMBMBDDDBWhen we hear Uncle Sidney tell | A |
About the long ago | B |
An' old old friends he loved so well | A |
When he was young My oh | B |
Us childern all wish we'd 'a' bin | C |
A livin' then with Uncle so | B |
We could a kindo' happened in | C |
On them old friends he used to know | B |
The good old fashioned people | D |
The hale hard working people | D |
The kindly country people | D |
'At Uncle used to know | B |
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They was God's people Uncle says | E |
An' gloried in His name | F |
An' worked without no selfishness | G |
An' loved their neighbers same | F |
As they was kin An' when they biled | H |
Their tree molasses in the Spring | I |
Er butchered in the Fall they smiled | H |
An' sheered with all jist ever'thing | I |
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The good old fashioned people | D |
The hale hard working people | D |
The kindly country people | D |
'At Uncle used to know | B |
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He tells about 'em lots o' times | J |
Till we'd all ruther hear | K |
About 'em than the Nurs'ry Rhymes | J |
Er Fairies mighty near | L |
Only sometimes he stops so long | M |
An' then talks on so low an' slow | B |
It's purt' nigh sad as any song | M |
To listen to him talkin' so | B |
Of the good old fashioned people | D |
The hale hard working people | D |
The kindly country people | D |
'At Uncle used to know | B |
James Whitcomb Riley
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