The first village is orderly but greyThe people all have a daily routineThey balance work and play.The houses are all in straight rows,All are the same colour of white.Although the people there are happyEvery day is the same,Day after night.The second village is messy but brightEvery day is differentAnd so is every night.Sometimes they do their work,Sometimes they take a break,And the houses are all different coloursLike colourful icing on a cake.Two villages, different as can beEach one is happy, as you can seeThey both have vacancies, so-Which one would you choose to live in?.questions1.does this poem have a regular or irregular rhyme scheme ? 2.write two pairs of rhyming words from the poem ?3. in which line does the poet talk about houses with different colours ?4. describe the house in the 'orderly' village ?5. give two examples from the poem which appeal to the sense of 'sight'.​