My Kingdom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFFE BBGHHG IIDEED EEJKKJ

Down by a shining water wellA
I found a very little dellA
No higher than my headB
The heather and the gorse aboutC
In summer bloom were coming outC
Some yellow and some redB
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I called the little pool a seaD
The little hills were big to meD
For I am very smallE
I made a boat I made a townF
I searched the caverns up and downF
And named them one and allE
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And all about was mine I saidB
The little sparrows overheadB
The little minnows tooG
This was the world and I was kingH
For me the bees came by to singH
For me the swallows flewG
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I played there were no deeper seasI
Nor any wider plains than theseI
Nor other kings than meD
At last I heard my mother callE
Out from the house at evenfallE
To call me home to teaD
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And I must rise and leave my dellE
And leave my dimpled water wellE
And leave my heather bloomsJ
Alas and as my home I nearedK
How very big my nurse appearedK
How great and cool the roomsJ

Robert Louis Stevenson



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