Allie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGF AHCHDIJKJ LMCNDOPQP HRCADSTUT| Allie call the birds in | A |
| The birds from the sky | B |
| Allie calls Allie sings | C |
| Down they all fly | B |
| First there came | D |
| Two white doves | E |
| Then a sparrow from his nest | F |
| Then a clucking bantam hen | G |
| Then a robin red breast | F |
| - | |
| Allie call the beasts in | A |
| The beasts every one | H |
| Allie calls Allie sings | C |
| In they all run | H |
| First there came | D |
| Two black lambs | I |
| Then a grunting Berkshire sow | J |
| Then a dog without a tail | K |
| Then a red and white cow | J |
| - | |
| Allie call the fish up | L |
| The fish from the stream | M |
| Allie calls Allie sings | C |
| Up they all swim | N |
| First there came | D |
| Two gold fish | O |
| A minnow and a miller's thumb | P |
| Then a pair of loving trout | Q |
| Then the twisted eels come | P |
| - | |
| Allie call the children | H |
| Children from the green | R |
| Allie calls Allie sings | C |
| Soon they run in | A |
| First there came | D |
| Tom and Madge | S |
| Kate and I who'll not forget | T |
| How we played by the water's edge | U |
| Till the April sun set | T |
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