A Song About Myself Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCEFEGGHIJKIDDLMN NMN OPBQBCRRSSTUTVKKKKKK WWTXYYTZA2KKNNKN OPBKBB2B2C2C2D2D2BBI CCAE2D2D2F2F2G2G2KKK KD2D2H2H2H2H2H2 G2PBD2BD2D2D2D2I2I2B BD2D2BBBBJ2D2KD2D2KD 2t stop at home | A |
He could not quiet be | B |
He took | C |
In his knapsack | D |
A book | C |
Full of vowels | E |
And a shirt | F |
With some towels | E |
A slight cap | G |
For night cap | G |
A hair brush | H |
Comb ditto | I |
New stockings | J |
For old ones | K |
Would split O | I |
This knapsack | D |
Tight at's back | D |
He rivetted close | L |
And followed his nose | M |
To the north | N |
To the north | N |
And follow'd his nose | M |
To the north | N |
- | |
II | O |
There was a naughty boy | P |
And a naughty boy was he | B |
For nothing would he do | Q |
But scribble poetry | B |
He took | C |
An ink stand | R |
In his hand | R |
And a pen | S |
Big as ten | S |
In the other | T |
And away | U |
In a pother | T |
He ran | V |
To the mountains | K |
And fountains | K |
And ghostes | K |
And postes | K |
And witches | K |
And ditches | K |
And wrote | W |
In his coat | W |
When the weather | T |
Was cool | X |
Fear of gout | Y |
And without | Y |
When the weather | T |
Was warm | Z |
Och the charm | A2 |
When we choose | K |
To follow one's nose | K |
To the north | N |
To the north | N |
To follow one's nose | K |
To the north | N |
- | |
III | O |
There was a naughty boy | P |
And a naughty boy was he | B |
He kept little fishes | K |
In washing tubs three | B |
In spite | B2 |
Of the might | B2 |
Of the maid | C2 |
Nor afraid | C2 |
Of his Granny good | D2 |
He often would | D2 |
Hurly burly | B |
Get up early | B |
And go | I |
By hook or crook | C |
To the brook | C |
And bring home | A |
Miller's thumb | E2 |
Tittlebat | D2 |
Not over fat | D2 |
Minnows small | F2 |
As the stall | F2 |
Of a glove | G2 |
Not above | G2 |
The size | K |
Of a nice | K |
Little baby's | K |
Little fingers | K |
O he made | D2 |
'Twas his trade | D2 |
Of fish a pretty kettle | H2 |
A kettle | H2 |
A kettle | H2 |
Of fish a pretty kettle | H2 |
A kettle | H2 |
- | |
IV | G2 |
There was a naughty boy | P |
And a naughty boy was he | B |
He ran away to Scotland | D2 |
The people for to see | B |
There he found | D2 |
That the ground | D2 |
Was as hard | D2 |
That a yard | D2 |
Was as long | I2 |
That a song | I2 |
Was as merry | B |
That a cherry | B |
Was as red | D2 |
That lead | D2 |
Was as weighty | B |
That fourscore | B |
Was as eighty | B |
That a door | B |
Was as wooden | J2 |
As in England | D2 |
So he stood in his shoes | K |
And he wonder'd | D2 |
He wonder'd | D2 |
He stood in his | K |
Shoes and he wonder'd | D2 |
John Keats
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