The Goblins' Christmas Poem Rhyme Scheme

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The big bright Moon hung high and round	A
In a densely darkened sky	B
The tall pines swayed and mocked and groaned	C
The mountains grew so high	B
That the Man in the Moon came out and said	D
Ho Spooks for a merry dance	E
The winds blow hard the caverns roar	F
While o'er the earth they prance	E
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A Witch and a Goblin led the sprites	E
Out from the sky they sprung	G
And down the milky way they slid	H
And over a chasm swung	G
The streams around ran witches' broth	I
The fumes were strong and rank	J
These Elfin creatures all were wroth	I
While of the stuff they drank	J
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The cunning Moon looked on and laughed	K
With a shrill and sneering jibe	L
Her soul grew fat to see them chaffed	K
This mad and elfish tribe	L
The big black caldron boiled so high	B
With food for these queer mites	E
That it lit the world throughout the sky	B
And down came all the Sprites	E
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Their mad career upset a star	M
As through the air they flew	N
It cringed in fear and shot afar	M
And fell where no one knew	N
Orion's sword was broke in bits	E
Corona's crown was gone	O
Capella seemed to lose her wits	E
While all so longed for dawn	O
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Then from the night there came a sound	K
Of sleigh bells ringing sweet	K
Out of the chaos came a man	P
Kris Kringle for his Christmas treat	K
Ho Kris they cried We'll have some fun	Q
We'll bind the old man down	R
We'll tie him up and toss him o'er	S
Into our Goblin town	R
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They climbed the sleigh with shout and din	T
To bind his hands and feet	K
A hundred strong they clambered in	T
Our good old Kris to meet	K
He sat quite still with twinkling eyes	E
Then seized his mystic wand	K
He raised it up and waved it round	K
Stilled was this chattering band	K
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Stiffly stark and still they stood	K
Clad in elfish clothes	E
Some were wax and some were wood	K
One had crushed his nose	E
Playthings rare he said and smiled	K
For children rich and poor	U
Some I'll leave the crippled child	K
And some at the orphan's door	F
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He shook his reins and called his steed	K
To bear him swiftly on	V
Full well it knew its Master's need	K
To hurry e'er the dawn	O
From house to house they scampered down	R
Their sleigh bells ringing clear	W
Through chimneys in the sleepy town	R
Good Kris and his reindeer	W
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The windows rattled the moonbeams tattled	K
A tale so strange and queer	W
They told how at night in dire affright	K
The Moon had hid in fear	W
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That he'd called in sport his elfish court	K
Of spooks and witches gay	X
Each Elfin child by glee beguiled	K
Brought scores of others they say	X
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Then a man appeared with flowing beard	K
In a sled with a reindeer fleet	K
They gathered about with din and shout	K
To bind him hands and feet	K
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Then the Moon laughed loud at the gathering crowd	K
While he held his sides in mirth	I
To see old Kris in a plight like this	E
Toiling o'er the earth	I
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But alas for the Moon he had laughed like a loon	Y
For Kris is a hero of old	K
Yes Kris is a seer with his small reindeer	W
He captured the Goblins bold	K
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And he changed them they say in a wonderful way	X
To toys for his Christmas cheer	W
The big dolls stare with a goblin air	Z
The small ones cringe with fear	W
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While the moonbeams prattle I hear a rattle	A2
Of hoofs on the chimney side	K
Then out on the snow I gaze below	B2
Hurrah it's Kris Kringle I cried	K
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Then sly as a mouse he entered the house	E
And hung up his treasures so gay	X
Then out with a dash he sped like a flash	C2
Into the night and away	X

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