The Wrangler Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEE FFGGCDHHII| ONE day a shameless and impudent wight | A |
| Went into a shop full of steel wares bright | A |
| Arranged with art upon ev'ry shelf | B |
| He fancied they were all meant for himself | B |
| And so while the patient owner stood by | C |
| The shining goods needs must handle and try | C |
| And valued for how should a fool better know | D |
| The bad things high and the good ones low | D |
| And all with an easy self satisfied face | E |
| Then having bought nothing he left the place | E |
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| The tradesman now felt sorely vex'd | F |
| So when the fellow went there next | F |
| A lock of steel made quite red hot | G |
| The other cried upon the spot | G |
| Such wares as these who'd ever buy | C |
| the steel is tarnish'd shamefully | D |
| Then pull'd it like a fool about | H |
| But soon set up a piteous shout | H |
| Pray what's the matter the shopman spoke | I |
| The other scream'd Faith a very cool joke | I |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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