Miss Mischievous Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD AEAEFGFG AHAHIFIF| Miss Don't do this and Don't do that | A |
| Has such a sunny smile | B |
| You cannot help but chuckle at | A |
| Her cuteness and her guile | B |
| Her locks are silken floss of gold | C |
| Her eyes are pansy blue | D |
| Maybe of years to eighty old | C |
| The best is two | D |
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| Miss Don't do this and Don't do that | A |
| To roguishness is fain | E |
| To guard that laughter loving brat | A |
| Is quite a strain | E |
| But when she tires of prank and play | F |
| And says good night | G |
| I'm longing for another day | F |
| Of child delight | G |
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| Miss Don't do this and Don't do that | A |
| Will grow up soon | H |
| I hope she'll never throw her hat | A |
| Athwart the moon | H |
| Yet I'll be sorrowful indeed | I |
| Remembering a day | F |
| Before she learned to humbly heed | I |
| The word OBEY | F |
Robert William Service
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