Little Bird Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDEEEDDFFDDDDDC G H DIDICCDDDDDDFFJJDDDC| A Little bird sits in our cottonwood tree | A |
| And perks his head and sings | B |
| And this is the song he pipes to me | A |
| While he flirts his tail and wings | B |
| 'Hello hello | C |
| You jolly little fellow | C |
| 'Hello hello I say | D |
| Do you hear me every morning | E |
| How I try to give you warning | E |
| With my little song adorning | E |
| Every day every day | D |
| With my little song adorning every day | D |
| I want to tell you this sir | F |
| You are sweeter than a kiss sir | F |
| You are fairer than a posy | D |
| With your face so fresh and rosy | D |
| Oh I love to see you merry at your play | D |
| Every day | D |
| I love to see you laughing at your play | D |
| Hello hello | C |
| You merry little fellow ' | G |
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| II | H |
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| And I run to the tree where he sings and sits | D |
| High up on the topmost limb | I |
| And he cocks his eye and flirts and flits | D |
| While I reply to him | I |
| 'Hello hello | C |
| You cunning little fellow | C |
| Hello hello I say | D |
| You are complimenting early | D |
| And your song is clear and pearly | D |
| As the dewdropp dripping nearly | D |
| From the spray from the spray | D |
| As the dewdropp dripping nearly from the spray | D |
| Your singing is far sweeter | F |
| Than any rhyme or metre | F |
| Oh I love to hear you whistle | J |
| Swinging lighter than a thistle | J |
| And I hope you'll come and see me every day | D |
| Every day | D |
| I hope you'll come and see me every day | D |
| Hello hello | C |
| You darling little fellow ' | - |
Madison Julius Cawein
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