The Man With The Wooden Leg Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIGJKLDM| There was a man lived quite near us | A |
| He had a wooden leg and a goldfinch in a green cage | B |
| His name was Farkey Anderson | C |
| And he'd been in a war to get his leg | D |
| We were very sad about him | E |
| Because he had such a beautiful smile | F |
| And was such a big man to live in a very small house | G |
| When he walked on the road his leg did not matter | H |
| so much | I |
| But when he walked in his little house | G |
| It made an ugly noise | J |
| Little Brother said his goldfinch sang the loudest of | K |
| all birds | L |
| So that he should not hear his poor leg | D |
| And feel too sorry about it | M |
Katherine Mansfield
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