The Christening Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CCCCDDEEFF| What shall I call | A |
| My dear little dormouse | B |
| His eyes are small | A |
| But his tail is e nor mouse | B |
| - | |
| I sometimes call him Terrible John | C |
| 'Cos his tail goes on | C |
| And on | C |
| And on | C |
| And I sometimes call him Terrible Jack | D |
| 'Cos his tail goes on to the end of his back | D |
| And I sometimes call him Terrible James | E |
| 'Cos he says he likes me calling him names | E |
| But I think I shall call him Jim | F |
| 'Cos I am fond of him | F |
Alan Alexander Milne
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