The Brown Thrush Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAAA AABBAAA AABBAAA| There's a merry brown thrush sitting up in the tree | A |
| He's singing to me He's singing to me | A |
| And what does he say little girl little boy | B |
| Oh the world's running over with joy | B |
| Don't you hear Don't you see | A |
| Hush Look In my tree | A |
| I'm as happy as happy can be | A |
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| And the brown thrush keeps singing A nest do you see | A |
| And five eggs hid by me in the juniper tree | A |
| Don't meddle don't touch little girl little boy | B |
| Or the world will lose some of its joy | B |
| Now I'm glad now I'm free | A |
| And I always shall be | A |
| If you never bring sorrow to me | A |
| - | |
| So the merry brown thrush sings away in the tree | A |
| To you and to me to you and to me | A |
| And he sings all the day little girl little boy | B |
| Oh the world's running over with joy | B |
| But long it won't be | A |
| Don't you know Don't you see | A |
| Unless we are as good as can be | A |
Lucy Larcom
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