Monopoly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF EGHFIE| We used to play long before we bought real houses | A |
| A roll of the dice could send a girl to jail | B |
| The money was pink blue gold as well as green | C |
| and we could own a whole railroad | D |
| or speculate in hotels where others dreaded staying | E |
| the cost was extortionary | F |
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| At last one person would own everything | E |
| every teaspoon in the dining car every spike | G |
| driven into the planks by immigrants | H |
| every crooked mayor | F |
| But then with only the clothes on our backs | I |
| we ran outside laughing | E |
Connie Wanek
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