The Buckskin Bag Of Gold Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GEFEFEFE HIJIKEFE LMNMOEFE PDQDREFE| Last night I met him on the train | A |
| A man with lovely eyes | B |
| And he gave me a searching glance | C |
| Of sweet charm'd surprise | B |
| I knew 'twas he the lady meant | D |
| Who once my fortune told | E |
| By his jet black eyes his grand moustache | F |
| And his buckskin bag of gold | E |
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| Yes Ha ha Yes ha ha his is the man | G |
| Who does your fortune hold | E |
| He has jet black eyes a grand moustache | F |
| And a buckskin bag of gold | E |
| Tall Ha ha slim ha ha quick as a flash | F |
| And twenty two years old | E |
| He has jet black eyes his grand moustache | F |
| And his buckskin bag of gold | E |
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| The dearest man you ever saw | H |
| How much I love him now | I |
| And if I should live a thousand years | J |
| No other hears my vow | I |
| Like Judas no like Jupiter | K |
| He look'd so brave and bold | E |
| With his jet black eyes his grand moustache | F |
| And his buckskin bag of gold | E |
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| Sweet boy bring me the Morning Call | L |
| Perchance I'll find his name | M |
| At the Grand Hotel he must have stopp'd | N |
| I wonder when he came | M |
| He must have charm'd those Lumpkin girls | O |
| So haughty proud and cold | E |
| By his jet black eyes his grand mousetache | F |
| And his buckskin bag of gold | E |
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| How can I seek a name unknown | P |
| Oh tell me where he went | D |
| What is this I read why Papa's bank | Q |
| Is robb'd of ev'ry cent | D |
| The thief it seems left town last night | R |
| Well well I'm nicely sold | E |
| He had jet black eyes his grand mousetache | F |
| And his buckskin bag of gold | E |
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