The Caged Bird's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCBDDBBCB EECBEEBBCB EECBEEBBCB EECBFGBBCB EECBFFBBCB| RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO HIS PATRONESS AND FRIEND BY THE LITTLE BROWN SINGER HIMSELF | A |
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| - | |
| Merrily | B |
| Merrily | B |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| What can the meaning of these things be | B |
| Tiniest buds and leaflets green | D |
| Who shall tell me what these things mean | D |
| Merrily | B |
| Merrily | B |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| Much I guess they were meant for me | B |
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| Tsu ert | E |
| Tsu ert | E |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| So I shall eat them up you see | B |
| Somebody somewhere is kindly stirred | E |
| To think of me a poor brown bird | E |
| Merrily | B |
| Merrily | B |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| Somebody somewhere thinks of me | B |
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| Tsu ert | E |
| Tsu ert | E |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| A gentle lady and can it be | B |
| Say it again 'tis a pleasant word | E |
| Thinking of me your poor brown bird | E |
| Merrily | B |
| Merrily | B |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| Bless the lady that thinks of me | B |
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| Tsu ert | E |
| Tsu ert | E |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| So I shall eat them up you see | B |
| Hi a nip here and ho a nip there | F |
| Bless me mistress how sweet they are | G |
| Merrily | B |
| Merrily | B |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| Bless the lady who thinks of me | B |
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| Tsu ert | E |
| Tsu ert | E |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| Merrily merrily let it be | B |
| Hi a nip here and ho a nip there | F |
| Over under everywhere | F |
| Merrily | B |
| Merrily | B |
| Tschee tschee tschee | C |
| Somebody somewhere thinks of me | B |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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