The Limit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE F FGHEHE| I CAN stand for the man with the cute little bow | A |
| On the back of his green colored hat | B |
| For there are a lot of good fellows I know | C |
| Who somehow have fallen for that | B |
| The fedora of plush is a lid I don't like | D |
| It's a fad that will never be missed | E |
| But somehow I've always an itching to strike | D |
| The man with the watch on his wrist | E |
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| I've grown peevish at times at the ladylike man | F |
| Who says 'Mercy me ' and 'O dear ' | - |
| And the chap in the ball room who uses a fan | F |
| Is the chap I could swat on the ear | G |
| The swell with a cane in the crotch of his arm | H |
| Isn't human I often insist | E |
| But some day somebody is going to harm | H |
| The man with the watch on his wrist | E |
Edgar Albert Guest
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