The Christmas Stocking Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEFFDC| I DON'T believe that Santa Claus will come to you and me | A |
| Said little crippled Nell a'cause we are so poor you see | A |
| And then I don't believe the 'chimbley's' wide enough for him | B |
| D'ye think that Santa Claus will come when all the lights are dim | B |
| Of course he comes to every one dear whether rich or poor | C |
| Now go to bed dear Nell said Nan he'll come to night I'm sure | D |
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| I don't know if by chimney or if by stair he crept | E |
| But sure enough he visited the room where Nelly slept | E |
| He brought a golden orange and a monkey red and blue | F |
| That climbed a little wooden stick in a way I couldn't do | F |
| He hung them in Nell's stocking and Nan was right be sure | D |
| That Santa Claus loves every one however rich or poor | C |
Lizzie Lawson
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