Fragments Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCD EFFE GHG GIG JKJK IFIF LMNL| I am the monarch of the Sea | A |
| The ruler of the Queen's Navee | B |
| When at anchor here I ride | C |
| My bosom swells with pride | C |
| And I snap my fingers at a foeman's taunts | D |
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| And so do his sisters and his cousins and his aunts | E |
| His sisters and his cousins | F |
| Whom he reckons by the dozens | F |
| And his aunts | E |
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| 'I am the lowliest tar | G |
| That sails the water | H |
| And you proud maiden are | G |
| My captain's daughter ' | - |
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| 'Refrain audacious tar | G |
| Your suit from pressing | I |
| Remember what you are | G |
| And whom addressing ' | - |
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| For I am called Little Buttercup dear Little Buttercup | J |
| Though I never could tell why | K |
| But still I'm called Buttercup poor Little Buttercup | J |
| Sweet Little Buttercup I | K |
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| Fair moon to thee I sing | I |
| Bright regent of the heavens | F |
| Say why is every thing | I |
| Either at sixes or at sevens | F |
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| He is an Englishman | L |
| For he himself has said it | M |
| And it's greatly to his credit | N |
| That he is an Englishman | L |
Louisa May Alcott
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