Nursery Rhyme. Clviii. Songs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCBB DEBB| Merry are the bells and merry would they ring | A |
| Merry was myself and merry could I sing | A |
| With a merry ding dong happy gay and free | B |
| And a merry sing song happy let us be | B |
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| Waddle goes your gait and hollow are your hose | C |
| Noddle goes your pate and purple is your nose | C |
| Merry is your sing song happy gay and free | B |
| With a merry ding dong happy let us be | B |
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| Merry have we met and merry have we been | D |
| Merry let us part and merry meet again | E |
| With our merry sing song happy gay and free | B |
| And a merry ding dong happy let us be | B |
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