Father's Boat Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBB CBDBEB BBFBEB ABEBGB| IT'S Father's boat we're watching | A |
| Away out on the sea | B |
| She's named the Pretty Polly | B |
| One hundred and ninety three | B |
| Father called her the Polly | B |
| After Mother and me | B |
| - | |
| There isn't a smarter boat | C |
| Than Father's on the sea | B |
| The Pretty Polly is our ship | D |
| Father's the skipper is he | B |
| And we are watching for Father | E |
| We're watching Nancy and me | B |
| - | |
| Sometimes the wind blows wildly | B |
| But Nancy and Mother and me | B |
| We sing a bit of a hymn we know | F |
| The hymn for those at sea | B |
| Although when we think of Father | E |
| We're as near to choke as can be | B |
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| To night the moon will be shining | A |
| A sight it will be to see | B |
| Father's ship all in silver | E |
| A'sail on a silver sea | B |
| And Father himself a coming home | G |
| To Mother and Nancy and me | B |
Lizzie Lawson
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