On The Cackling Of A Hen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDBB| The hen so soon as she an egg doth lay | A |
| Spreads the fame of her doing what she may | A |
| About the yard she cackling now doth go | B |
| To tell what 'twas she at her nest did do | C |
| Just thus it is with some professing men | D |
| If they do ought that good is like our hen | D |
| They can but cackle on't where e'er they go | B |
| What their right hand doth their left hand must know | B |
John Bunyan
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