Song Of The Little White Girl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCBB AABB| Cabbage tree cabbage tree what is the matter | A |
| Why are you shaking so Why do you chatter | A |
| Because it is just a white baby you see | B |
| And it's the black ones you like cabbage tree | B |
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| Cabbage tree cabbage tree you're a strange fellow | C |
| With your green hair and your legs browny yellow | C |
| Wouldn't you like to have curls dear like me | B |
| What No one to make them O poor cabbage tree | B |
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| Never mind cabbage tree when I am taller | A |
| And if you grow please a little bit smaller | A |
| I shall be able by that time bay be | B |
| To make you the loveliest curls cabbage tree | B |
Katherine Mansfield
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