Mammas And Babies. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK MNJN OPQP RSTS| My Polly is so very good | A |
| Belinda never cries | B |
| My Baby often goes to sleep | C |
| See how she shuts her eyes | B |
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| Dear Mrs Lemon tell me when | D |
| Belinda goes to school | E |
| And what time does she go to bed | F |
| Well eight o'clock's the rule | E |
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| But now and then just for a treat | G |
| I let her wait awhile | H |
| You shake your head why wouldn't you | I |
| Do look at Baby's smile | H |
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| Dear Mrs Primrose will you come | J |
| One day next week to tea | K |
| Of course bring Rosalinda and | L |
| That darling Rosalie | K |
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| Dear Mrs Cowslip you are kind | M |
| My little folks I know | N |
| Will be so very pleased to come | J |
| Dears tell Mrs Cowslip so | N |
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| Oh do you know perhaps you've not heard | O |
| She had a dreadful fright | P |
| My Daisy with the measles | Q |
| Kept me up every night | P |
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| And then I've been so worried | R |
| Clarissa had a fit | S |
| And the doctor said he couldn't | T |
| In the least account for it | S |
Kate Greenaway
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