The Story Of Augustus Who Would Not Have Any Soup Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDDD EEFFDDD GGHHDDD IIJJAugustus was a chubby lad | A |
Fat ruddy cheeks Augustus had | A |
And everybody saw with joy | B |
The plump and hearty healthy boy | B |
He ate and drank as he was told | C |
And never let his soup get cold | C |
But one day one cold winter's day | D |
He screamed out Take the soup away | D |
O take the nasty soup away | D |
I won't have any soup today | D |
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Next day now look the picture shows | E |
How lank and lean Augustus grows | E |
Yet though he feels so weak and ill | F |
The naughty fellow cries out still | F |
Not any soup for me I say | D |
O take the nasty soup away | D |
I won't have any soup today | D |
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The third day comes Oh what a sin | G |
To make himself so pale and thin | G |
Yet when the soup is put on table | H |
He screams as loud as he is able | H |
Not any soup for me I say | D |
O take the nasty soup away | D |
I WON'T have any soup today | D |
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Look at him now the fourth day's come | I |
He scarcely weighs a sugar plum | I |
He's like a little bit of thread | J |
And on the fifth day he was dead | J |
Heinrich Hoffmann
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