Dandelion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE CGHGIGJG CJKJLGMG| He is a roguish little elf | A |
| A gay audacious fellow | B |
| Who tramps about in doublet green | C |
| And skirt of brightest yellow | B |
| In ev'ry field by ev'ry road | D |
| He peeps among the grasses | E |
| And shows his sunny little face | F |
| To ev'ry one that passes | E |
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| Within the churchyard he is seen | C |
| Beside the headstones peeping | G |
| And shining like a golden star | H |
| O'er some still form there sleeping | G |
| Beside the house door oft he springs | I |
| In all his wanton straying | G |
| And children shout in laughing glee | J |
| To find him in their playing | G |
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| At eve he dons his nightgown green | C |
| And goes to bed right early | J |
| At morn he spreads his yellow skirts | K |
| To catch the dewdrops pearly | J |
| A darling elf is Dandelion | L |
| A roguish wanton sweeting | G |
| Yet he is loved by ev'ry child | M |
| All give him joyous greeting | G |
Kate L. Brown
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