A Hawporth. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFF GHIJ| Whear is thi Daddy doy Whear is thi mam | A |
| What are ta cryin for poor little lamb | B |
| Dry up thi peepies pet wipe thi wet face | C |
| Tears o' thy little cheeks seem aght o' place | C |
| What do they call thi lad Tell me thi name | D |
| Have they been ooinion thi Why its a shame | D |
| Here tak this hawpny an buy thi some spice | E |
| Rocksticks or humbugs or summat 'at's nice | E |
| Then run of hooam agean fast as tha can | F |
| Thear tha'rt all reight agean run like a man | F |
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| He wiped up his tears wi' his little white brat | G |
| An he tried to say summat aw couldn't tell what | H |
| But his little face breeten'd wi' pleasure all throo | I |
| A'a its cappin sometimes what a hawpny can do | J |
John Hartley
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