The Bay Horse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDAAE AFGFHIJI AKAKAGLG AAMAANON PQAQRSTS

Squire wants the bay horseA
For it is the bestB
Squire holds the mortgageC
Where's the interestD
Haven't got the interestD
Can't raise a souA
Shan't sell the bay horseA
Whatever he may doE
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Did you see the bay horseA
Such a one to goF
He took a bit of ridin'G
When I showed him at the ShowF
First prize the broad jumpH
First prize the highI
Gold medal Class AJ
You'll see it by and byI
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I bred the bay horseA
On the Withy FarmK
I broke the bay horseA
He broke my armK
Don't blame the bay horseA
Blame the brittle boneG
I bred him and I've fed himL
And he's all my very ownG
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Just watch the bay horseA
Chock full of senseA
Ain't he just beautifulM
Risin' to a fenceA
Just hear the bay horseA
Whinin' in his stallN
Purrin' like a pussy catO
When he hears me callN
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But if Squire's lawyerP
Serves me with his writQ
I'll take the bay horseA
To Marley gravel pitQ
Over the quarry edgeR
I'll sit him tightS
If he wants the brown hideT
He's welcome to the whiteS

Arthur Conan Doyle



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