Waiting At The Window Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH AI JJ KK LL MM| These are my two drops of rain | A |
| Waiting on the window pane | A |
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| I am waiting here to see | B |
| Which the winning one will be | B |
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| Both of them have different names | C |
| One is John and one is James | C |
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| All the best and all the worst | D |
| Comes from which of them is first | D |
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| James has just begun to ooze | E |
| He's the one I want to lose | E |
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| John is waiting to begin | F |
| He's the one I want to win | F |
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| James is going slowly on | G |
| Something sort of sticks to John | G |
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| John is moving off at last | H |
| James is going pretty fast | H |
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| John is rushing down the pane | A |
| James is going slow again | I |
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| James has met a sort of smear | J |
| John is getting very near | J |
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| Is he going fast enough | K |
| James has found a piece of fluff | K |
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| John has quickly hurried by | L |
| James was talking to a fly | L |
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| John is there and John has won | M |
| Look I told you Here's the sun | M |
Alan Alexander Milne
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