Answering The Usual Questions Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJKLML| My name is Johnny Vincent Brown | A |
| I live on Leicester Court | B |
| My Pa's not here he's gone downtown | A |
| An' I am three feet short | B |
| An' I weigh sixty three pounds too | C |
| An' I know my A B C's | D |
| An' I say good bye an' howdy do | C |
| An' yessum yessir please | D |
| - | |
| An' I'm a good boy all the time | E |
| I do jes' what I'm told | F |
| I like ter run an' jump an' climb | E |
| I'm only four years old | F |
| I don't like hair that hangs in curls | G |
| An' I am fond of cake | H |
| But I ain't got no use for girls | G |
| An' I hate stummick ache | H |
| - | |
| I like the baby that we've got | I |
| I go ter Sunday School | J |
| I say my prayers beside my cot | I |
| I know the Golden Rule | J |
| I'll be a man when I grow up | K |
| I've got a dandy sleigh | L |
| An' if that's all you want ter know | M |
| I'll skip along an' play | L |
Edgar Albert Guest
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