Come And Play In The Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE AAA| Little sister come away | A |
| And let us in the garden play | A |
| For it is a pleasant day | A |
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| On the grass plat let us sit | B |
| Or if you please we'll play a bit | B |
| And run about all over it | B |
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| But the fruit we will not pick | C |
| For that would be a naughty trick | C |
| And very likely make us sick | C |
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| Nor will we pluck the pretty flowers | D |
| That grow about the beds and bowers | D |
| Because you know they are not ours | D |
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| We'll take the daisies white and red | E |
| Because mamma has often said | E |
| That we may gather then instead | E |
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| And much I hope we always may | A |
| Our very dear mamma obey | A |
| And mind whatever she may say | A |
Jane Taylor
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