My Fancy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE AGCGHIDI JKLKMNCN| I painted her a gushing thing | A |
| With years about a score | B |
| I little thought to find they were | C |
| A least a dozen more | B |
| My fancy gave her eyes of blue | D |
| A curly auburn head | E |
| I came to find the blue a green | F |
| The auburn turned to red | E |
| - | |
| She boxed my ears this morning | A |
| They tingled very much | G |
| I own that I could wish her | C |
| A somewhat lighter touch | G |
| And if you ask me how | H |
| Her charms might be improved | I |
| I would not have them added to | D |
| But just a few removed | I |
| - | |
| She has the bear's ethereal grace | J |
| The bland hyaena's laugh | K |
| The footstep of the elephant | L |
| The neck of a giraffe | K |
| I love her still believe me | M |
| Though my heart its passion hides | N |
| She's all my fancy painted her | C |
| But oh how much besides | N |
Lewis Carroll
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