That Boy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHDEFE JKLKMENE OPMPDENEIs the house turned topsy turvy | A |
Does it ring from street to roof | B |
Will the racket still continue | C |
Spite of all your mild reproof | B |
Are you often in a flutter | D |
Are you sometimes thrilled with joy | E |
Then I have my grave suspicions | F |
That you have at home that Boy | E |
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Are your walls and tables hammered | G |
Are your nerves and ink upset | H |
Have two eyes so bright and roguish | I |
Made you every care forget | H |
Have your garden beds a prowler | D |
Who delights but to destroy | E |
These are well known indications | F |
That you have at home that Boy | E |
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Have you seen him playing circus | J |
With his head upon the mat | K |
And his heels in mid arm twinkling | L |
For his audience the cat | K |
Do you ever stop to listen | M |
When his merry planks annoy | E |
Listen to a voice that whispers | N |
You were once just like that Boy | E |
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Have you heard of broken windows | O |
And with nobody to blame | P |
Have you seen a trousered urchin | M |
Quite unconscious of the same | P |
Do you love a teasing mixture | D |
Of perplexity and joy | E |
You may have a dozen daughters | N |
But I know you've got that Boy | E |
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