My Kingdom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFFE BBGHHG IIDEED EEJKKJDown by a shining water well | A |
I found a very little dell | A |
No higher than my head | B |
The heather and the gorse about | C |
In summer bloom were coming out | C |
Some yellow and some red | B |
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I called the little pool a sea | D |
The little hills were big to me | D |
For I am very small | E |
I made a boat I made a town | F |
I searched the caverns up and down | F |
And named them one and all | E |
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And all about was mine I said | B |
The little sparrows overhead | B |
The little minnows too | G |
This was the world and I was king | H |
For me the bees came by to sing | H |
For me the swallows flew | G |
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I played there were no deeper seas | I |
Nor any wider plains than these | I |
Nor other kings than me | D |
At last I heard my mother call | E |
Out from the house at evenfall | E |
To call me home to tea | D |
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And I must rise and leave my dell | E |
And leave my dimpled water well | E |
And leave my heather blooms | J |
Alas and as my home I neared | K |
How very big my nurse appeared | K |
How great and cool the rooms | J |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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