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Goldilocks And Goldilocks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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It was Goldilocks woke up in the morn	A
At the first of the shearing of the corn	A
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There stood his mother on the hearth	B
And of new leased wheat was little dearth	C
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There stood his sisters by the quern	A
For the high noon cakes they needs must earn	A
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O tell me Goldilocks my son	A
Why hast thou coloured raiment on	A
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Why should I wear the hodden grey	D
When I am light of heart to day	D
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O tell us brother why ye wear	E
In reaping tide the scarlet gear	F
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Why hangeth the sharp sword at thy side	G
When through the land tis the hook goes wide	G
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Gay clad am I that men may know	A
The freeman s son where er I go	A
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The grinded sword at side I bear	E
Lest I the dastard s word should hear	H
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O tell me Goldilocks my son	A
Of whither away thou wilt be gone	A
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The morn is fair and the world is wide	G
And here no more will I abide	G
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O Brother when wilt thou come again	A
The autumn drought and the winter rain	A
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The frost and the snow and St David s wind	I
All these that were time out of mind	I
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All these a many times shall be	J
Ere the Upland Town again I see	J
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O Goldilocks my son farewell	K
As thou wendest the world twixt home and hell	K
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O brother Goldilocks farewell	K
Come back with a tale for men to tell	K
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So tis wellaway for Goldilocks	L
As he left the land of the wheaten shocks	M
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He s gotten him far from the Upland Town	A
And he s gone by Dale and he s gone by Down	A
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He s come to the wild wood dark and drear	H
Where never the bird s song doth he hear	H
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He has slept in the moonless wood and dim	N
With never a voice to comfort him	N
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He has risen up under the little light	O
Where the noon is as dark as the summer night	O
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Six days therein has he walked alone	A
Till his scrip was bare and his meat was done	A
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On the seventh morn in the mirk mirk wood	P
He saw sight that he deemed was good	P
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It was as one sees a flower a bloom	Q
In the dusky heat of a shuttered room	Q
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He deemed the fair thing far aloof	R
And would go and put it to the proof	R
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But the very first step he made from the place	S
He met a maiden face to face	S
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Face to face and so close was she	J
That their lips met soft and lovingly	J
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Sweet mouthed she was and fair he wist	T
And again in the darksome wood they kissed	T
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Then first in the wood her voice he heard	U
As sweet as the song of the summer bird	U
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O thou fair man with the golden head	V
What is the name of thee she said	V
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My name is Goldilocks said he	J
O sweet breathed what is the name of thee	J
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O Goldilocks the Swain she said	V
My name is Goldilocks the Maid	W
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He spake Love me as I love thee	J
And Goldilocks one flesh shall be	J
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She said Fair man I wot not how	X
Thou lovest but I love thee now	X
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But come a little hence away	D
That I may see thee in the day	D
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For hereby is a wood lawn clear	H
And good for awhile for us it were	H
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Therewith she took him by the hand	Y
And led him into the lighter land	Y
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There on the grass they sat adown	X
Clad she was in a kirtle brown	X
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In all the world was never maid	W
So fair so evilly arrayed	W
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No shoes upon her feet she had	Z
And scantly were her shoulders clad	Z
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Through her brown kirtle s rents full wide	G
Shone out the sleekness of her side	G
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An old scrip hung about her neck	A2
Nought of her raiment did she reck	A2
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No shame of all her rents had she	J
She gazed upon him eagerly	J
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She leaned across the grassy space	S
And put her hands about his face	S
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She said O hunger pale art thou	X
Yet shalt thou eat though I hunger now	X
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She took him apples from her scrip	B2
She kissed him cheek and chin and lip	B2
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She took him cakes of woodland bread	V
Whiles am I hunger pinched she said	V
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She had a gourd and a pilgrim shell	K
She took him water from the well	K
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She stroked his breast and his scarlet gear	H
She spake How brave thou art and dear	H
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Her arms about him did she wind	I
He felt her body dear and kind	I
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O love she said now two are one	X
And whither hence shall we be gone	X
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Shall we fare further than this wood	P
Quoth he I deem it dear and good	P
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She shook her head and laughed and spake	C2
Rise up For thee not me I quake	C2
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Had she been minded me to slay	D
Sure she had done it ere to day	D
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But thou this hour the crone shall know	X
That thou art come her very foe	X
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No minute more on tidings wait	D2
Lest e en this minute be too late	D2
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She led him from the sunlit green	X
Going sweet stately as a queen	X
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There in the dusky wood and dim	N
As forth they went she spake to him	N
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Fair man few people have I seen	X
Amidst this world of woodland green	X
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But I would have thee tell me now	X
If there be many such as thou	X
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Betwixt the mountains and the sea	J
O Sweet be many such said he	J
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Athwart the glimmering air and dim	N
With wistful eyes she looked on him	N
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But ne er an one so shapely made	W
Mine eyes have looked upon she said	V
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He kissed her face and cried in mirth	C
Where hast thou dwelt then on the earth	C
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Ever she said I dwell alone	X
With a hard handed cruel crone	X
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And of this crone am I the thrall	E2
To serve her still in bower and hall	E2
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And fetch and carry in the wood	P
And do whate er she deemeth good	P
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But whiles a sort of folk there come	F2
And seek my mistress at her home	G2
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But such like are they to behold	H2
As make my very blood run cold	H2
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Oft have I thought if there be none	X
On earth save these would all were done	X
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Forsooth I knew it was nought so	X
But that fairer folk on earth did grow	X
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But fain and full is the heart in me	J
To know that folk are like to thee	J
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Then hand in hand they stood awhile	I2
Till her tears rose up beneath his smile	I2
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And he must fold her to his breast	J2
To give her heart a while of rest	J2
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Till sundered she and gazed about	K2
And bent her brows as one in doubt	K2
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She spake The wood is growing thin	X
Into the full light soon shall we win	X
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Now crouch we that we be not seen	X
Under yon bramble bushes green	X
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Under the bramble bush they lay	D
Betwixt the dusk and the open day	D
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O Goldilocks my love look forth	L2
And let me know what thou seest of worth	C
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He said I see a house of stone	X
A castle excellently done	X
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Yea quoth she There doth the mistress dwell	K
What next thou seest shalt thou tell	K
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What lookest thou to see come forth	L2
Maybe a white bear of the North	L2
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Then shall my sharp sword lock his mouth	M2
Nay she said or a worm of the South	M2
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Then shall my sword his hot blood cool	N2
Nay or a whelming poison pool	N2
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The trees its swelling flood shall stay	D
And thrust its venomed lip away	D
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Nay it may be a wild fire flash	O2
To burn thy lovely limbs to ash	O2
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On mine own hallows shall I call	E2
And dead its flickering flame shall fall	E2
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O Goldilocks my love I fear	H
That ugly death shall seek us here	H
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Look forth O Goldilocks my love	P2
That I thine hardy heart may prove	Q2
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What cometh down the stone wrought stair	H
That leadeth up to the castle fair	H
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Adown the doorward stair of stone	X
There cometh a woman all alone	X
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Yea that forsooth shall my mistress be	J
O Goldilocks what like is she	J
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O fair she is of her array	D
As hitherward she wends her way	D
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Unlike her wont is that indeed	R2
Is she not foul beneath her weed	R2
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O nay nay But most wondrous fair	H
Of all the women earth doth bear	H
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O Goldilocks my heart my heart	S2
Woe woe for now we drift apart	S2
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But up he sprang from the bramble side	G
And O thou fairest one he cried	G
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And forth he ran that Queen to meet	T2
And fell before her gold clad feet	T2
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About his neck her arms she cast	U2
And into the fair built house they passed	U2
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And under the bramble bushes lay	D
Unholpen Goldilocks the may	D