Shoo's Thi Sister. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCBB DBDBBB DEDEFF DGDGEE BHBHII EDEDJJ KLKLBB

Written on seeing a wealthy Townsman rudely push a poor little girl off the pavementA
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Gently gently shoo's thi sisterB
Tho' her clooas are nowt but ragsC
On her feet ther's monny a blisterB
See ha painfully shoo dragsC
Her tired limbs to some quiet cornerB
Shoo's thi sister dunnot scorn herB
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Daan her cheeks noa tears are runninD
Shoo's been shov'd aside befoorB
Used to scoffs an sneers an shunninD
Shoo expects it 'coss shoo's poorB
Schooil'd for years her grief to smotherB
Still shoo's human tha'rt her brotherB
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Tho' tha'rt donn'd i' fine black cloathinD
A kid glove o' awther handE
Dunnot touch her roughly loathinD
Shoo's thi sister understandE
Th' wind maks merry wi' her tattersF
Poor lost pilgrim but what mattersF
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Luk ha sharp her elbow's growinD
An ha pale her little faceG
An her hair neglected showinD
Her's has been a sorry caseG
O mi heart felt sad at th' seetE
When tha shov'd her into th' streetE
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Ther wor once a Man mich greaterB
Nor thisen wi' all thi brassH
Him awr blessed MediatorB
Wod He scorn that little lassH
Noa He called 'em an He blessed 'emI
An His hands divine caress'd 'emI
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Goa thi ways an if tha bears netE
Some regret for what tha's doneD
If tha con pass on an cares netE
For that sufferin little oneD
Then ha'ivver poor shoo beJ
Yet shoo's rich compared wi' theeJ
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Oh 'at this breet gold should blind usK
To awr duties here belowL
For we're forced to leeav behind usK
All awr pomp an all awr showL
Why then should we slight anotherB
Shoo's thi sister unkind brotherB

John Hartley



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