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Nonsense Alphabet 3 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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A	A
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A was an ape	B
Who stole some white tape	B
And tied up his toes	C
In four beautiful bows	D
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a	A
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Funny old ape	B
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B	-
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B was a bat	E
Who slept all the day	F
And fluttered about	G
When the sun went away	F
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b	-
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Brown little bat	E
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C	-
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C was a camel	H
You rode on his hump	I
And if you fell off	J
You came down such a bump	I
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c	-
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What a high camel	H
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D	-
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D was a dove	K
Who lived in a wood	L
With such pretty soft wings	M
And so gentle and good	L
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d	-
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Dear little dove	K
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E	-
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E was an eagle	H
Who sat on the rocks	N
And looked down on the fields	O
And the far away flocks	N
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e	-
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Beautiful eagle	H
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F	-
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F was a fan	P
Made of beautiful stuff	Q
And when it was used	R
It went puffy puff puff	Q
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f	-
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Nice little fan	P
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G	-
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G was a gooseberry	-
Perfectly red	S
To be made into jam	T
And eaten with bread	S
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g	-
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Gooseberry red	S
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H	-
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H was a heron	U
Who stood in a stream	V
The length of his neck	W
And his legs was extreme	V
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h	-
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Long legged heron	U
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I	-
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I was an inkstand	S
Which stood on a table	H
With a nice pen to write with	X
When we are able	H
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i	-
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Neat little inkstand	S
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J	F
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J was a jug	Y
So pretty and white	S
With fresh water in it	S
At morning and night	S
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j	F
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Nice little jug	Y
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K	F
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K was a kingfisher	Z
Quickly he flew	A2
So bright and so pretty	S
Green purple and blue	A2
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k	F
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Kingfisher blue	A2
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L	-
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L was a lily	S
So white and so sweet	S
To see it and smell it	S
Was quite a nice treat	S
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l	-
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Beautiful lily	S
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M	-
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M was a man	P
Who walked round and round	S
And he wore a long coat	S
That came down to the ground	S
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m	-
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Funny old man	P
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N	-
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N was a nut	S
So smooth and so brown	B2
And when it was ripe	C2
It fell tumble dum down	B2
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n	-
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Nice little nut	S
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O	-
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O was an oyster	Z
Who lived in his shell	-
If you let him alone	D2
He felt perfectly well	-
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o	-
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Open mouthed oyster	Z
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P	S
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P was a polly	S
All red blue and green	E2
The most beautiful polly	S
That ever was seen	E2
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p	S
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Poor little polly	S
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Q	A2
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Q was a quill	F2
Made into a pen	-
But I do not know where	G2
And I cannot say when	-
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q	A2
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Nice little quill	F2
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R	-
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R was a rattlesnake	H2
Rolled up so tight	S
Those who saw him ran quickly	S
For fear he should bite	S
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r	-
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Rattlesnake bite	S
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S	-
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S was a screw	A2
To screw down a box	N
And then it was fastened	S
Without any locks	N
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s	-
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Valuable screw	A2
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T	S
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T was a thimble	H
Of silver so bright	S
When placed on the finger	Z
It fitted so tight	S
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t	S
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Nice little thimble	H
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U	A2
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U was an upper coat	S
Woolly and warm	I2
To wear over all	J2
In the snow or the storm	I2
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u	A2
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What a nice upper coat	S
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V	S
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V was a veil	K2
With a border upon it	S
And a ribbon to tie it	S
All round a pink bonnet	S
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v	S
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Pretty green veil	K2
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W	-
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W was a watch	L2
Where in letters of gold	S
The hour of the day	F
You might always behold	S
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w	-
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Beautiful watch	L2
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X	-
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X was King Xerxes	M2
Who wore on his head	S
A mighty large turban	U
Green yellow and red	S
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x	-
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Look at King Xerxes	M2
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Y	-
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Y was a yak	N2
From the land of Thibet	S
Except his white tail	K2
He was all black as jet	S
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y	-
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Look at the yak	N2
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Z	S
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Z was a zebra	A
All striped white and black	N2
And if he were tame	O2
You might ride on his back	N2
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z	S
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Pretty striped zebra	A