My Books And I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIHJKLKMNON PQNR| My books and I are good old pals | A |
| My laughing books are gay | B |
| Just suited for my merry moods | C |
| When I am wont to play | B |
| Bill Nye comes down to joke with me | D |
| And Oh the joy he spreads | E |
| Just like two fools we sit and laugh | F |
| And shake our merry heads | E |
| When I am in a thoughtful mood | G |
| With Stevenson I sit | H |
| Who seems to know I've had enough | I |
| Of Bill Nye and his wit | H |
| And so more thoughtful than I am | J |
| He talks of lofty things | K |
| And thus an evening hour we spend | L |
| Sedate and grave as kings | K |
| And should my soul be torn with grief | M |
| Upon my shelf I find | N |
| A little volume torn and thumbed | O |
| For comfort just designed | N |
| I take my little Bible down | P |
| And read its pages o'er | Q |
| And when I part from it I find | N |
| I'm stronger than before | R |
Edgar Albert Guest
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