Strip Teaser Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDB EEFGGF HHIFFI JJKLLK MMFKNF OPQIIQ| My precious grand child aged two | A |
| Is eager to unlace one shoe | A |
| And then the other | B |
| Her cotton socks she'll deftly doff | C |
| Despite the mild reproaches of | D |
| Her mother | B |
| - | |
| Around the house she loves to fare | E |
| And with her rosy tootsies bare | E |
| Pit pat the floor | F |
| And though remonstrances we make | G |
| She presently decides to take | G |
| Off something more | F |
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| Her pinafore she next unties | H |
| And then before we realise | H |
| Her dress drops down | I |
| Her panties and her brassiere | F |
| Her chemise and her underwear | F |
| Are round her strown | I |
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| And now she dances all about | J |
| As naked as a new caught trout | J |
| With impish glee | K |
| And though she's beautiful like that | L |
| A cherubim but not so fat | L |
| Quite shocked are we | K |
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| And so we dread with dim dismay | M |
| Some day she may her charms display | M |
| In skimpy wear | F |
| Aye even in a gee string she | K |
| May frolic on the stage of the | N |
| Folies B egrave rgere | F |
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| But e'er she does I hope she'll read | O |
| This worldly wise and warning screed | P |
| That to conceal | Q |
| Unto the ordinary man | I |
| Is often more alluring than | I |
| To ALL reveal | Q |
Robert Service
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