Bubble-blowing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEFGEGE HEHECEC IEJ KLMLNOPOEEEE QOQ EDE EEEE| FROM the pipe end off it glides | A |
| Many hued appearing | B |
| What if cynic harsh derides | A |
| Sets the boys a staring | B |
| In their eyes gleam its dyes | C |
| Glow with radiance rarer | D |
| Till they cry 'how bright Yon sky | E |
| Hath no planet fairer ' | F |
| Nay nought else can be so fair | G |
| Naught sir more entrancing | E |
| Blow it here blow it there | G |
| Keep the bubble dancing | E |
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| Sailing thro' the air it goes | H |
| While the urchins stretching | E |
| Out their chins upon their toes | H |
| Blow the thing bewitching | E |
| So blows Dick and 'ha ha ' cries | C |
| At the image gazing | E |
| 'What is this salutes mine eyes | C |
| Truly it's amazing ' | - |
| 'Eh thy picture ' Sue rejoins | I |
| And a nearer glancing | E |
| Mine too in the crystal shines | J |
| Keep the bubble dancing ' | - |
| - | |
| Blow it well Bill and Bell | K |
| Blow in turn and Jerry | L |
| And in turn each discern | M |
| What yet makes them merry | L |
| Merry very Scurvy loot | N |
| Little villain scurvy | O |
| Shout and blow blow and shout | P |
| Wits a topsy turvy | O |
| Even so agog they go | E |
| On their hobbies prancing | E |
| Blow and shout shout and blow | E |
| Keep the bubble dancing | E |
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| 'Fiddle faddle fum is that | Q |
| Understand me clearly | O |
| I detest a ditty flat | Q |
| Shouting blowing merely ' | - |
| 'Hear me out ' 'Well ' 'While they blow | E |
| Bursts the magic wonder | D |
| Leaving little Dick and Co | E |
| On their ways to ponder ' | - |
| 'Tut what then ' No look oblique | E |
| Then they seek and chancing | E |
| To find other bubbles seek | E |
| Seek to keep them dancing | E |
Joseph Skipsey
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