Rabbit Story Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHBBII JJ| Our friend Mr Romley | A |
| He told the tale homley | A |
| And yet full of fun | B |
| How the Rabbits did run | B |
| In numbers a score | C |
| All around his door | C |
| They were red black and white | D |
| Their play folks did delight | D |
| But they got small by degrees | E |
| For the cats did them seise | E |
| All but one big black Rabbit | F |
| He got into the habit | F |
| Under ground he would dive | G |
| He long time did survive | G |
| 'Till owner wanting fat pot | H |
| He this great beast then shot | H |
| When police heard the gun | B |
| Full quickly he did run | B |
| In a furious rage | I |
| But his wrath did as uage | I |
| When he got a quarter | J |
| Of the last martyr | J |
James Mcintyre
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