The Introduction Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB BCBBC BDBBD| I'm askin' you'll be easy for a bit Sir | A |
| The lad's had little but a thrush's schoolin' | B |
| The blue skies and the fields the little whipster | A |
| 'Tis time enough for something more But whisper | A |
| He'll go the better for an easy rulin' | B |
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| Herself was always for the bit of readin' | B |
| But Denny here he's great for growin' things | C |
| There's not a primrose that he'd not be heedin' | B |
| Herself is right 'tis graver things he's needin' | B |
| The thrush is tamer when you clip his wings | C |
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| I'd never have you spare him with the learnin' | B |
| And Faith 'tis little that the lad has had | D |
| But if above his task you'll see him turnin' | B |
| To watch the fields 'tis just the thrush's yearnin' | B |
| I'm askin' you'll be easy with the lad | D |
Theodosia Garrison
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