Susie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGI JKJKLAMA| My daughter Susie aged two | A |
| Apes me in every way | B |
| For as my household chores I do | A |
| With brooms she loves to play | B |
| A scrubbing brush to her is dear | C |
| Ah Though my soul it vex | D |
| My bunch of cuteness has I fear | C |
| Kitchen complex | D |
| - | |
| My dream was that she might go far | E |
| And play or sing or dance | F |
| Aye even be a movie star | E |
| Of glamour and romance | F |
| But no more with such hope I think | G |
| For now her fondest wish is | H |
| To draw a chair up to the sink | G |
| And wash the dishes | I |
| - | |
| Yet when you put it to a test | J |
| In ups and downs of life | K |
| A maiden's mission may be best | J |
| To make a good house wife | K |
| To bake to cook to knit to lave | L |
| And so I pray that Sue | A |
| Will keep a happy hearth and have | M |
| A baby too | A |
Robert William Service
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