A Hero To His Hobby-horse. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC CCDD CCEE EEFF EEEE ABEEHear me now my hobby horse my steed of prancing paces | A |
Time is it that you and I won something more than races | B |
I have got a fine cocked hat with feathers proudly waving | C |
Out into the world we'll go both death and danger braving | C |
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Doubt not that I know the way the garden gate is clapping | C |
Who forgot to lock it last deserves his fingers slapping | C |
When they find we can't be found oh won't there be a chorus | D |
You and I may laugh at that with all the world before us | D |
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All the world the great green world that lies beyond the paling | C |
All the sea the great round sea where ducks and drakes are sailing | C |
I a knight my charger thou together we will wander | E |
Out into that grassy waste where dwells the Goosey Gander | E |
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Months ago my faithful steed that Goose attacked your master | E |
How it hissed and how I cried It ran but I ran faster | E |
Down upon my face I fell its awful wings were o'er me | F |
Mother came and picked me up and off to bed she bore me | F |
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Months have passed my faithful steed both you and I are older | E |
Sheathless is my wooden sword my heart I think is bolder | E |
Always ready bridled thou with reins of crimson leather | E |
Woe betide the Goose to day who meets us both together | E |
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Up then now my hobby horse my steed of prancing paces | A |
Time it is that you and I won something more than races | B |
I a knight my charger thou together we will wander | E |
Out into that grassy waste where dwells the Goosey Gander | E |
Juliana Horatia Ewing
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