The Circus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAAAAAA AABBCCDDEE| O the circus parade O the circus parade | A |
| It lays all the politics back in the shade | A |
| And the merchants forget that they've got any trade | A |
| While many remember they've never been paid | A |
| As they rushed out to look at the circus parade | A |
| And preachers who used to be terribly staid | A |
| Yell just like boys at the circus parade | A |
| Every one's there both the mistress and maid | A |
| All looking on at the circus parade | A |
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| And out at the grounds when you've seen the parade | A |
| How delicious it is to drink pink lemonade | A |
| And look at the elephant twirling his trunk | B |
| And laugh at the capers cut by the monk | B |
| Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce | C |
| And try hard to see three rings going at once | C |
| Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip | D |
| And watch the tight rope artist skip | D |
| I saw that circus Yes Sirree | E |
| Saw about enough for three | E |
Edwin C. Ranck
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