Old Mister Laughter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGD AHE EBI AJIJEKE| Old Mister Laughter | A |
| Comes a grinnin' down the way | B |
| Singin' 'Never mind your troubles | C |
| For they'll surely pass away ' | D |
| Singin' 'Now the sun is shinin' | E |
| An' there's roses everywhere | F |
| To morrow will be soon enough | G |
| To fret about your care ' | D |
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| Old Mister Laughter | A |
| Comes a grinnin' at my door | H |
| Singin' 'Don't go after money | E |
| When you've got enough and more ' | - |
| Singin' 'Laugh with me this mornin' | E |
| An' be happy while you may | B |
| What's the use of riches | I |
| If they never let you play ' | - |
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| Old Mister Laughter | A |
| Comes a grinnin' all the time | J |
| Singin' happy songs o' gladness | I |
| In a good old fashioned rhyme | J |
| Singin' 'Keep the smiles a goin' | E |
| Till they write your epitaph | K |
| And don't let fame or fortune | E |
| Ever steal away your laugh ' | - |
Edgar Albert Guest
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