Hug Your Teddy And Go To Bed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCD CEDD CFGC EHGC IBJK CLCC| For Stacy Ann | A |
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| Do you still have the old teddy bear that you kept on your bed | B |
| You would sleep with it every night because you loved it so dearly | C |
| Nobody could come between you and your teddy bear except me | C |
| So you must shed tears on your pillow and dream about my love | D |
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| I hear the chirping sounds of crickets on the ground my baby | C |
| Perhaps where you lie down tonight you can hear them too | E |
| Even though you are not here I still feel the presence of your love | D |
| And I visualise your face in the stars that twinkle brightly above | D |
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| I left in a confused state and I caused your solitude and anxiety | C |
| But just pretend that I am still in your arms when you are alone | F |
| The pleasure and the bliss are gone and sadness fills your heart | G |
| But for the sake of love please do not wait too long to forgive me | C |
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| Even though I exhibited impatience and turned away from you | E |
| I would rather be at home with you than with someone else | H |
| How I wish that you will change your mind before I lose heart | G |
| What happened to the intense feeling that made you love me | C |
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| I would tell you romantic things on the telephone late at nights | I |
| It delighted you whenever I said Hug your teddy and go to bed | B |
| And I would also say Hug your bunny gator snake dog and doll | J |
| Darling those silly words meant so much to you at that time | K |
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| Do you remember when I used to make you laugh with glee | C |
| It is a treasured memory that will never leave my troubled mind | L |
| Stacy Ann how could you forget those sweet things so easily | C |
| Something inside you should miss me the way I miss you baby | C |
Marlon Pitter
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