Brother And Sister Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CDD EFE GGG HHH IJIKI L| SISTER sister go to bed | A |
| Go and rest your weary head | A |
| Thus the prudent brother said | A |
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| Do you want a battered hide | B |
| Or scratches to your face applied | B |
| Thus his sister calm replied | B |
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| Sister do not raise my wrath | C |
| I'd make you into mutton broth | D |
| As easily as kill a moth | D |
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| The sister raised her beaming eye | E |
| And looked on him indignantly | F |
| And sternly answered Only try | E |
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| Off to the cook he quickly ran | G |
| Dear Cook please lend a frying pan | G |
| To me as quickly as you can | G |
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| And wherefore should I lend it you | H |
| The reason Cook is plain to view | H |
| I wish to make an Irish stew | H |
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| What meat is in that stew to go | I |
| My sister'll be the contents | J |
| Oh | I |
| You'll lend the pan to me Cook | K |
| No | I |
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| Moral Never stew your sister | L |
Lewis Carroll
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