What is the rhyme scheme and meter for a cherichew poem.?

A cherichew poem follows a specific rhyme scheme that can be represented as AAB CCDDEE with lines one, three, five, and nine with four feet per line and even-numbered lines following iambic pentameter. For instance:

Roses are red (4 feet)


They grow so pretty (5 feet)

In our fair backyard (4 feet)

Where birds love to ditty (5 feet)

Underneath the shade of one lovely tree (8 feet)

That’s where their sweet scents reach me so (7 feet)

The fragrance, it makes my soul soar (7 feet)

They remind me of loved ones I long to meet before (8 feet)

A lovely red bouquet just for me (5 feet)