Little Andrew Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFEFGHIJKLKL MNMNEOEP QRMRGSGT| i Air Gypsy's Warning i | A |
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| Andrew was a little infant | B |
| And his life was two years old | C |
| He was his parents' eldest boy | D |
| And he was drowned I was told | C |
| His parents never more can see him | E |
| In this world of grief and pain | F |
| And Oh they will not forget him | E |
| While on earth they do remain | F |
| On one bright and pleasant morning | G |
| His uncle thought it would be nice | H |
| To take his dear little nephew | I |
| Down to play upon a raft | J |
| Where he was to work upon it | K |
| An this little child would company be | L |
| The raft the water rushed around it | K |
| Yet he the danger did not see | L |
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| This little child knew no danger | M |
| Its little soul was free from sin | N |
| He was looking in the water | M |
| When alas this child fell in | N |
| Beneath the raft the water took him | E |
| For the current was so strong | O |
| And before they could rescue him | E |
| He was drowned and was gone | P |
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| Oh how sad were his kind parents | Q |
| When they saw their drowned child | R |
| As they brought him from the water | M |
| It almost made their hearts grow wild | R |
| Oh how mournful was the parting | G |
| From that little infant son | S |
| Friends I pray you all take warning | G |
| Be careful of your little ones | T |
Julia Ann Moore
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