Nursery Rhyme. Cxxx. Songs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBADED EDDD EDFD GDGD GDHD| Oh where are you going | A |
| My pretty maiden fair | B |
| With your red rosy cheeks | C |
| And your coal black hair | B |
| I'm going a milking | A |
| Kind sir says she | D |
| And it's dabbling in the dew | E |
| Where you'll find me | D |
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| May I go with you | E |
| My pretty maiden fair c | D |
| Oh you may go with me | D |
| Kind sir says she c | D |
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| If I should chance to kiss you | E |
| My pretty maiden fair c | D |
| The wind may take it off again | F |
| Kind sir says she c | D |
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| And what is your father | G |
| My pretty maiden fair c | D |
| My father is a farmer | G |
| Kind sir says she c | D |
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| And what is your mother | G |
| My pretty maiden fair c | D |
| My mother is a dairy maid | H |
| Kind sir says she c | D |
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