The Little Turtle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE DEDE| A Recitation for Martha Wakefield Three Years Old | A |
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| There was a little turtle | B |
| He lived in a box | C |
| He swam in a puddle | B |
| He climbed on the rocks | C |
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| He snapped at a mosquito | D |
| He snapped at a flea | E |
| He snapped at a minnow | D |
| And he snapped at me | E |
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| He caught the mosquito | D |
| He caught the flea | E |
| He caught the minnow | D |
| But he didn't catch me | E |
Vachel Lindsay
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