Statio Prima Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEEDFFBGHHIIGJKK LMMNNLOPLAA| Why do I make so much of Aber Fall | A |
| Four years ago | B |
| My little boy was with me here | C |
| That's all | A |
| He died next year | D |
| He died just seven years old | E |
| A very gentle child yet bold | E |
| Having no fear | D |
| You have seen such | F |
| They are not much | F |
| No no | B |
| And yet he was a very righteous child | G |
| Stood up for what was right | H |
| Intolerant of wrong Pure azure light | H |
| Was cisterned in his eyes | I |
| We thought him wise | I |
| Beyond his years so sweet and mild | G |
| But strong | J |
| For justice doing what he could | K |
| Poor little soul to make all children good | K |
| I almost think and yet I am to blame | L |
| He was a different child from others | M |
| He had three sisters and two brothers | M |
| He seemed a little king | N |
| Among the children ah I 'tis a common thing | N |
| Parents are all the same | L |
| You've seen those kings yes yes | O |
| Of course and yet the righteousness | P |
| The Never mind he came | L |
| With me to Aber Fall | A |
| That's all that's all | A |
Thomas Edward Brown
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