Remorse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DEEFGH IJ DKLMNOP| THE HORSE'S name was Remorse | A |
| There were people said 'Gee what a nag ' | B |
| And they were Edgar Allan Poe bugs and so | C |
| They called him Remorse | A |
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| When he was a gelding | D |
| He flashed his heels to other ponies | E |
| And threw dust in the noses of other ponies | E |
| And won his first race and his second | F |
| And another and another and hardly ever | G |
| Came under the wire behind the other runners | H |
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| And so Remorse who is gone was the hero of a play | I |
| By Henry Blossom who is now gone | J |
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| What is there to a monicker Call me anything | D |
| A nut a cheese something that the cat brought in | K |
| Nick me with any old name | L |
| Class me up for a fish a gorilla a slant head an egg a ham | M |
| Only slam me across the ears sometimes and hunt for a white star | N |
| In my forehead and twist the bang of my forelock around it | O |
| Make a wish for me Maybe I will light out like a streak of wind | P |
Carl Sandburg
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