The Story Of Augustus Who Would Not Have Any Soup Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDDD EEFFDDD GGHHDDD IIJJ

Augustus was a chubby ladA
Fat ruddy cheeks Augustus hadA
And everybody saw with joyB
The plump and hearty healthy boyB
He ate and drank as he was toldC
And never let his soup get coldC
But one day one cold winter's dayD
He screamed out Take the soup awayD
O take the nasty soup awayD
I won't have any soup todayD
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Next day now look the picture showsE
How lank and lean Augustus growsE
Yet though he feels so weak and illF
The naughty fellow cries out stillF
Not any soup for me I sayD
O take the nasty soup awayD
I won't have any soup todayD
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The third day comes Oh what a sinG
To make himself so pale and thinG
Yet when the soup is put on tableH
He screams as loud as he is ableH
Not any soup for me I sayD
O take the nasty soup awayD
I WON'T have any soup todayD
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Look at him now the fourth day's comeI
He scarcely weighs a sugar plumI
He's like a little bit of threadJ
And on the fifth day he was deadJ

Heinrich Hoffmann



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