Jack O' Box Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJKLMNMN| He lives within his Toytown house | A |
| And stays contented there | B |
| Happy silent as a mouse | A |
| Dozed in his tortile chair | B |
| Ready and alert is he | C |
| Uncertain what's in store | D |
| Thinking next who it may be | C |
| Comes knocking at his door | D |
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| Will someone call to visit soon | E |
| Will someone come to play | F |
| Will someone tease and hum a tune | E |
| Upon this very day | F |
| All alone he'll sit and mope | G |
| The smile washed from his face | H |
| Sadly tearful in the hope | G |
| Some antic should take place | H |
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| But wait what's this a fuss he hears | I |
| Along the nursery lane | J |
| He cocks his head and pricks his ears | K |
| And harkens it again | L |
| Did he sense a stir so slight | M |
| Yes he's sure he did | N |
| He springs and gives them such a fright | M |
| When someone lifts his lid | N |
Alan S Jeeves
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