Sleepy Harry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF GGAA| I do not like to go to bed | A |
| Sleepy little Harry said | A |
| Go naughty Betty go away | B |
| I will not come at all I say | B |
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| Oh silly child what is he saying | C |
| As if he could be always playing | C |
| Then Betty you must come and carry | D |
| This very foolish little Harry | D |
| - | |
| The little birds are better taught | E |
| They go to roosting when they ought | E |
| And all the ducks and fowls you know | F |
| They went to bed an hour ago | F |
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| The little beggar in the street | G |
| Who wanders with his naked feet | G |
| And has not where to lay his head | A |
| Oh he'd be glad to go to bed | A |
Jane Taylor
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