Cock Robin And Jenny Wren Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCEFGF GHIHJKLK MNONPHQH RKSRKGKG| A | |
| 'Twas on a merry time | B |
| When Jenny Wren was young | C |
| So neatly as she danced | D |
| And so sweetly as she sung | C |
| Robin Redbreast lost his heart | E |
| He was a gallant bird | F |
| He doffed his cap to Jenny Wren | G |
| Requesting to be heard | F |
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| My dearest Jenny Wren | G |
| If you will but be mine | H |
| You shall dine on cherry pie | I |
| And drink nice currant wine | H |
| I'll dress you like a gold finch | J |
| Or like a peacock gay | K |
| So if you'll have me Jenny dear | L |
| Let us appoint the day | K |
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| Jenny blushed behind her fan | M |
| And thus declared her mind | N |
| So let it be to morrow Rob | O |
| I'll take your offer kind | N |
| Cherry pie is very good | P |
| And so is currant wine | H |
| But I will wear my plain brown gown | Q |
| And never dress too fine | H |
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| Robin Redbreast got up early | R |
| All at the break of day | K |
| He flew to Jenny Wren's house | S |
| And sang a roundelay | R |
| He sang of Robin Redbreast | K |
| And pretty Jenny Wren | G |
| And when he came unto the end | K |
| He then began again | G |
Walter Crane
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