The Open Door (brazilian Verses) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCB DDDB EFCCFGDDDF DDDF DDDF| England is a cosy little country | A |
| Excepting for the draughts along the floor | B |
| And that is why you're told | C |
| When the passages are cold | C |
| Darling you've forgot to shut the Door | B |
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| The Awful East Wind blows it | D |
| Pussy or the Hearthrug shows it | D |
| Aunty at the Writing table knows it | D |
| Darling you've forgot to shut the Door | B |
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| Shut shut shut the Door my darling | E |
| Always shut the Door behind you but | F |
| You can go when you are old | C |
| Where there isn't any cold | C |
| So there isn't any Door that need be shut | F |
| And | G |
| The deep Verandah shows it | D |
| The pale Magnolia knows it | D |
| And the bold white Trumpet flower blows it | D |
| There isn't any Door that need be shut | F |
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| The piping Tree toad knows it | D |
| The midnight Firefly shows it | D |
| And the Beams of the Moon disclose it | D |
| There isn't any Door that need be shut | F |
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| The milky Beaches know it | D |
| The silky Breezes blow it | D |
| And the Shafts of the Sunrise show it | D |
| There isn't any Door that need be shut | F |
Rudyard Kipling
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