Good And Bad Kittens Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DDEE FFEE GGEE HIJJ| Kittens you are very little | A |
| And your kitten bones are brittle | A |
| If you'd grow to Cats respected | B |
| See your play be not neglected | C |
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| Smite the Sudden Spool and spring | D |
| Upon the Swift Elusive String | D |
| Thus you learn to catch the wary | E |
| Mister Mouse or Miss Canary | E |
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| That is how in Foreign Places | F |
| Fluffy Cubs with Kitten faces | F |
| Where the mango waves sedately | E |
| Grow to Lions large and stately | E |
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| But the Kittencats who snatch | G |
| Rudely for their food or scratch | G |
| Grow to Tomcats gaunt and gory | E |
| Theirs is quite another story | E |
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| Cats like these are put away | H |
| By the dread S P C A | I |
| Or to trusting Aunts and Sisters | J |
| Sold as Sable Muffs and Wristers | J |
Oliver Herford
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