The Four Princesses. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEBF GHGH GIJI KBABFour Princesses lived in a Green Tower | A |
A Bright Green Tower in the middle of the sea | B |
And no one could think oh no one could think | C |
Who the Four Princesses could be | B |
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One looked to the North and one to the South | D |
And one to the East and one to the West | E |
They were all so pretty so very pretty | B |
You could not tell which was the prettiest | F |
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Their curls were golden their eyes were blue | G |
And their voices were sweet as a silvery bell | H |
And four white birds around them flew | G |
But where they came from who could tell | H |
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Oh who could tell for no one knew | G |
And not a word could you hear them say | I |
But the sound of their singing like church bells ringing | J |
Would sweetly float as they passed away | I |
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For under the sun and under the stars | K |
They often sailed on the distant sea | B |
Then in their Green Tower and Roses bower | A |
They lived again a mystery | B |
Kate Greenaway
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