Foreign Children Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DDEE BBFG HHIIAABC| Little Indian Sioux or Crow | A |
| Little frosty Eskimo | A |
| Little Turk or Japanee | B |
| Oh don't you wish that you were me | C |
| - | |
| You have seen the scarlet trees | D |
| And the lions over seas | D |
| You have eaten ostrich eggs | E |
| And turned the turtle off their legs | E |
| - | |
| Such a life is very fine | B |
| But it's not so nice as mine | B |
| You must often as you trod | F |
| Have wearied NOT to be abroad | G |
| - | |
| You have curious things to eat | H |
| I am fed on proper meat | H |
| You must dwell upon the foam | I |
| But I am safe and live at home | I |
| Little Indian Sioux or Crow | A |
| Little frosty Eskimo | A |
| Little Turk or Japanee | B |
| Oh don't you wish that you were me | C |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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