Down-adown-derry Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Down adown derry	A
Sweet Annie Maroon	B
Gathering daisies	C
In the meadows of Doone	B
Hears a shrill piping	D
Elflike and free	A
Where the waters go brawling	D
In rills to the sea	A
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
Sweet Annie Maroon	B
Through the green grasses	E
Peeps softly and soon	B
Spies under green willows	F
A fairy whose song	G
Like the smallest of bubbles	H
Floats bobbing along	G
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
Her cheeks were like wine	B
Her eyes in her wee face	I
Like water sparks shine	B
Her niminy fingers	J
Her sleek tresses preen	B
The which in the combing	D
She peeps out between	B
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
Shrill shrill was her tune	B
Come to my water house	K
Annie Maroon	B
Come in your dimity	L
Ribbon on head	L
To wear siller seaweed	L
And coral instead	L
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
Lean fish of the sea	A
Bring lanthorns for feasting	D
The gay Fa rie	A
'Tis sand for the dancing	D
A music all sweet	L
In the water green gloaming	D
For thistledown feet	L
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
Sweet Annie Maroon	B
Looked large on the fairy	A
Curled wan as the moon	B
And all the grey ripples	H
To the Mill racing by	M
With harps and with timbrels	H
Did ringing reply	M
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
Sang the Fairy of Doone	B
Piercing the heart	L
Of Sweet Annie Maroon	B
And lo when like roses	H
The clouds of the sun	B
Faded at dusk gone	B
Was Annie Maroon	B
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
The daisies are few	N
Frost twinkles powdery	A
In haunts of the dew	N
And only the robin	B
Perched on a thorn	B
Can comfort the heart	L
Of a father forlorn	B
Singing down adown derry	A
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Down adown derry	A
There's snow in the air	A
Ice where the lily	A
Bloomed waxen and fair	A
He may call o'er the water	A
Cry cry through the Mill	O
But Annie Maroon alas	H
Answer ne'er will	O
Singing down adown derry	A

Walter De La Mare

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