Little Susan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFDF DGHGIFDF DJEKHFDF LMLNDODF| i Air The Pride of Caldair i | A |
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| Once there was a little girl | B |
| And her friends loved her dear | C |
| Her parents loved their little one | D |
| She did their hearts cheer | C |
| They loved their little darling | E |
| As with them she did roam | F |
| They called her little Susan | D |
| The pride of their home | F |
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| Blue eyes had little Susan | D |
| And light flaxen hair | G |
| And she was a pleasant child to see | H |
| So beautiful and fair | G |
| With her parents she will never more | I |
| On earth with them roam | F |
| They loved their little Susan | D |
| The pride of their home | F |
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| Her parents had more children | D |
| There were nine of them all | J |
| There are eight of them living | E |
| For God but one called | K |
| The flower of their family | H |
| God called to his home | F |
| It was their little Susan | D |
| The pride of their home | F |
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| Her friends will not forget her | L |
| Though she died years ago | M |
| It was John H Moore's daughter | L |
| Her age was four years old | N |
| She is waiting in heaven | D |
| Waiting for her friends to come | O |
| And be with their little Susan | D |
| The pride of their home | F |
Julia Ann Moore
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