Little Boy Sleepy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAAAB ACBCCCB CD DDDB DEBFFF EGBGGGB G

Little boy sleepy won't go to bedA
Though the Sand Man came an hour agoB
And sand all under his eyelids spreadA
Though his eyes are heavy and heavy his headA
And his little tired feet seem made of leadA
And he nods and yawns as he drags them slowB
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Little Boy Sleepy won't go to bedA
Little Boy Sleepy just has to playC
Though his toys are tired as he I knowB
His little toy horse in its little toy drayC
Just seems to beg to be put awayC
It has worked so hard all day all dayC
Hauling the toy blocks to and froB
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Little Boy Sleepy just has to playC
Little Boy Sleepy won't be undressedD
'Just one more minute to play my oh '-
His little lead soldier looks sodistressedD
And his paper rooster hangs down his crestD
And the little wool dog just begs for restD
And the Jack in the Box looks worlds of woeB
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Little Boy Sleepy won't be undressedD
Little Boy Sleepy lifts up his voiceE
'I want to play with my toys some moB
I am not sleepy I want my toysF
My little toy cat and my bears and boysF
And my little toy train that makes a noiseF
And the little tin horn I blow and blow '-
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Little Boy Sleepy lifts up his voiceE
Little Boy Sleepy just sighs and sighsG
And then he mutters 'It is n't soB
It is n't night I must make some piesG
Some little mud pies ' and then his eyesG
Just seem to close and down he liesG
In his mother's arms who rocks him slowB
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Little Boy Sleepy just sighs and sighsG

Madison Julius Cawein



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