Nursery Rhyme. Lxvii. Tales Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDAEFA GGAHHA| My lady Wind my lady Wind | A |
| Went round about the house to find | A |
| A chink to get her foot in | B |
| She tried the key hole in the door | C |
| She tried the crevice in the floor | C |
| And drove the chimney soot in | B |
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| And then one night when it was dark | D |
| She blew up such a tiny spark | D |
| That all the house was pothered | A |
| From it she raised up such a flame | E |
| As flamed away to Belting Lane | F |
| And White Cross folks were smothered | A |
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| And thus when once my little dears | G |
| A whisper reaches itching ears | G |
| The same will come you'll find | A |
| Take my advice restrain the tongue | H |
| Remember what old nurse has sung | H |
| Of busy lady Wind | A |
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