Topsy Turvy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB C B DEDE FF B GHGH II B BABA JJ B KLKL MMLBTopsy Turvy is her name | A |
She's a curiosity | B |
Never sees the world the same | A |
As it seems to you and me | B |
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'All the world is upside down ' | - |
So she says then with a frown | C |
'If it's not it ought to be ' | - |
Topsy Turvy Topsy Turvy | B |
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Takes you to some old wood pool | D |
Or some well to prove she's right | E |
'There's the real world you fool | D |
Something's wrong with people's sight | E |
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There's the sky the clouds the wood | F |
There you see them as you should | F |
If you don't it's out of spite ' | - |
Topsy Turvy Topsy Turvy | B |
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'You are walking on your heads | G |
And don't know it but it's true | H |
You don't lie down in your beds | G |
But your beds lie down on you | H |
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You are under them The sun | I |
Moon and stars are every one | I |
Shining underneath you too ' | - |
Topsy Turvy Topsy Turvy | B |
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'Seems that no one else can see | B |
As I see it It's a shame | A |
Or your own perversity | B |
But good Lord I'm not to blame | A |
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Don't know what you miss you don't | J |
By not seeing things you won't | J |
My how fine they look to me ' | - |
Topsy Turvy Topsy Turvy | B |
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Then she runs away and hides | K |
By a creek and looks for hours | L |
In the water where it slides | K |
At herself the trees and flowers | L |
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Sun and skies and clouds and if | M |
You just laugh she gives a sniff | M |
Shakes her head and glares and glowers | L |
Topsy Turvy Topsy Turvy | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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