At The Zoo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBCDC CCECFGDC HCICCCDC| There are lions and roaring tigers | A |
| and enormous camels and things | B |
| There are biffalo buffalo bisons | B |
| and a great big bear with wings | B |
| There's a sort of a tiny potamus | B |
| and a tiny nosserus too | C |
| But I gave buns to the elephant | D |
| when I went down to the Zoo | C |
| - | |
| There are badgers and bidgers and bodgers | C |
| and a Super in tendent's House | C |
| There are masses of goats and a Polar | E |
| and different kinds of mouse | C |
| And I think there's a sort of a something | F |
| which is called a wallaboo | G |
| But I gave buns to the elephant | D |
| when I went down to the Zoo | C |
| - | |
| If you try to talk to the bison | H |
| he never quite understands | C |
| You can't shake hands with a mingo | I |
| he doesn't like shaking hands | C |
| And lions and roaring tigers | C |
| hate saying How do you do | C |
| But I give buns to the elephant | D |
| when I go down to the Zoo | C |
Alan Alexander Milne
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