A poem by Mary Steele

From Anna's Summer Songs, a book of poems for children - interestingly, it was originally a book with illustrations and Swedish text by Lena Anderson, a lovely little lyric:

FORGET-ME-NOT

Forget-me-nots
Have magic powers,
They make my rabbit
Dance for hours
On starlit nights.
He leaps and whirls
And jumps and twirls.
He kicks his heels
Above his ears.
I wish I heard
The tune he hears
For though I dance
With all my might
I never get
The steps quite right...
he says.

There are two features of the poem that struck me - the enjambment of the fifth line, 


- Started this post five years ago, and apparently got distracted.  Now I don't know what the other feature was.