Foxhound Puppies Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCBDEDECCEFGFGCC GHIHICCIJKJKCCKGreat big lolloping lovable things | A |
Rolling and tumbling on every lawn | B |
Tearing at slippers and bones and wings | A |
Wonderful loot from the ash heap drawn | B |
Foxhound puppies | C |
Contented puppies | C |
Dipping your ears in the dews of dawn | B |
Lapping your porridge at farm house doors | D |
Cracking a biscuit robbing a nest | E |
Printing your tracks upon kitchen floors | D |
Dodging a broom when the cooks protest | E |
Foxhound puppies | C |
Delinquent puppies | C |
Cursed for a moment and then caressed | E |
Wandering out where the spaniels walk | F |
Following slow when the guns go by | G |
Streaking for home when the twelve bores talk | F |
Clumsy and puzzled and suddenly shy | G |
Foxhound puppies | C |
Bewildered puppies | C |
Lone and unwanted and wondering why | G |
Never mind puppies your day will come | H |
By distant coverts your kingdoms wait | I |
When the spaniels doze and the guns are dumb | H |
And hoofs are loud by the bridle gate | I |
Foxhound puppies | C |
Yet scarcely puppies | C |
Raised as you are to a hound's estate | I |
Lost will your lolloping ways be then | J |
Your timid glance and your shrinking pose | K |
As you shoulder the gorse in glade and glen | J |
Lifting the line that your tongues disclose | K |
Foxhound puppies | C |
No longer puppies | C |
But trusted names that the huntsman knows | K |
William Henry Ogilvie
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