Opposites Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB ADED AFDF AGHG AIJI AKLK AMNM AOPO AQRQ ASTUThe Half Soled Boots With Toecaps Child | A |
Walked out into the street | B |
And splashed in all the pubbles till | C |
She had such shocking feet | B |
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The Patent Leather Slipper Child | A |
Stayed quietly in the house | D |
And sat upon the fender stool | E |
As still as any mouse | D |
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The Half Soled Boots With Toecaps Child | A |
Her hands were black as ink | F |
She would come running through the house | D |
And begging for a drink | F |
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The Patent Leather Slipper Child | A |
Her hands were white as snow | G |
She did not like to play around | H |
She only liked to sew | G |
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The Half Soled Boots With Toecaps Child | A |
Lost hair ribbons galore | I |
She dropped them on the garden walks | J |
She dropped them on the floor | I |
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The Patent Leather Slipper Child | A |
O thoughtful little girl | K |
She liked to walk quite soberly | L |
It kept her hair in curl | K |
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The Half Soled Boots With Toecaps Child | A |
When she was glad or proud | M |
Just flung her arms round Mother's neck | N |
And kissed her very loud | M |
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The Patent Leather Slipper Child | A |
Was shocked at such a sight | O |
She only offered you her cheek | P |
At morning and at night | O |
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O Half Soled Boots With Toecaps Child | A |
Your happy laughing face | Q |
Does like a scented Summer rose | R |
Make sweet the dullest place | Q |
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O Patent Leather Slipper Child | A |
My dear I'm well content | S |
To have my daughter in my arms | T |
And not an ornament | U |
Katherine Mansfield
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