At Cheyenne Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC BDDEECCFFGGEEHH| Young Lochinvar came in from the West | A |
| With fringe on his trousers and fur on his vest | A |
| The width of his hat brim could nowhere be beat | B |
| His No | C |
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| brogans were chuck full of feet | B |
| His girdle was horrent with pistols and things | D |
| And he flourished a handful of aces on kings | D |
| The fair Mariana sate watching a star | E |
| When who should turn up but the young Lochinvar | E |
| Her pulchritude gave him a pectoral glow | C |
| And he reined up his hoss with stentorian Whoa | C |
| Then turned on the maiden a rapturous grin | F |
| And modestly asked if he might n't step in | F |
| With presence of mind that was marvellous quite | G |
| The fair Mariana replied that he might | G |
| So in through the portal rode young Lochinvar | E |
| Pre empted the claim and cleaned out the bar | E |
| Though the justice allowed he wa'n't wholly to blame | H |
| He taxed him ten dollars and costs just the same | H |
Eugene Field
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