Laughter Holding Both His Sides Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFF| Ay thou varlet Laugh away | A |
| All the world's a holiday | A |
| Laugh away and roar and shout | B |
| Till thy hoarse tongue lolleth out | B |
| Bloat thy cheeks and bulge thine eyes | C |
| Unto bursting pelt thy thighs | C |
| With thy swollen palms and roar | D |
| As thou never hast before | D |
| Lustier Wilt thou Peal on peal | E |
| Stiflest Squat and grind thy heel | E |
| Wrestle with thy loins and then | F |
| Wheeze thee whiles and whoop again | F |
James Whitcomb Riley
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