Sooeep' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKL| Black as a chimney is his face | A |
| And ivory white his teeth | B |
| And in his brass bound cart he rides | C |
| The chestnut blooms beneath | B |
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| 'Sooeep Sooeep ' he cries and brightly peers | D |
| This way and that to see | E |
| With his two light blue shining eyes | F |
| What custom there may be | E |
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| And once inside the house he'll squat | G |
| And drive his rods on high | H |
| Till twirls his sudden sooty brush | I |
| Against the morning sky | H |
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| Then 'mid his bulging bags of soot | J |
| With half the world asleep | K |
| His small cart wheels him off again | L |
| Still hoarsely bawling 'Sooeep ' | - |
Walter De La Mare
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