Nursery Rhyme. Cclxxxvii. Games Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A AABBCDEF G| A string of children hand in hand stand in a row A child A stands in front of them as leader two other children B and C form an arch each holding both the hands of the other | A |
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| A Draw a pail of water | A |
| For my lady's daughter | A |
| My father's a king and my mother's a queen | B |
| My two little sisters are dress'd in green | B |
| Stamping grass and parsley | C |
| Marigold leaves and daisies | D |
| B One rush two rush | E |
| Pray thee fine lady come under my bush | F |
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| A passes by under the arch followed by the whole string of children the last of whom is taken captive by B and C The verses are repeated until all are taken | G |
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