Herbert Glerbett Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCBBDDEEFFBB| Herbert Glerbett rather round | A |
| swallowed sherbet by the pound | A |
| fifty pounds of lemon sherbet | B |
| went inside of Herbert Glerbett | B |
| With that glob inside his lap | C |
| Herbert Glerbett took a nap | C |
| and as he slept the boy dissolved | B |
| and from the mess a thing evolved | B |
| a thing that is a ghastly green | D |
| a thing the world had never seen | D |
| a puddle thing a gooey pile | E |
| of something strange that does not smile | E |
| Now if you're wise and if you're sly | F |
| you'll swiftly pass this creature by | F |
| it is no longer Herbert Glerbett | B |
| Whatever it is do not disturb it | B |
Jack Prelutsky
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