The Little Dancers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCACBCD| Lonely save for a few faint stars the sky | A |
| Dreams and lonely below the little street | B |
| Into its gloom retires secluded and shy | A |
| Scarcely the dumb roar enters this soft retreat | B |
| And all is dark save where come flooding rays | C |
| From a tavern window there to the brisk measure | D |
| Of an organ that down in an alley merrily plays | C |
| Two children all alone and no one by | A |
| Holding their tattered frocks thro' an airy maze | C |
| Of motion lightly threaded with nimble feet | B |
| Dance sedately face to face they gaze | C |
| Their eyes shining grave with a perfect pleasure | D |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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