A Strange Wild Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFCFDF GHCHDH IJCJDJ KLCLDL MDCDNDHe thought he saw an Elephant | A |
That practised on a fife | B |
He looked again and found it was | C |
A letter from his wife | B |
At length I realize he said | D |
The bitterness of life | B |
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He thought he saw a Buffalo | E |
Upon the chimney piece | F |
He looked again and found it was | C |
His Sister's Husband's Niece | F |
Unless you leave this house he said | D |
I'll send for the police | F |
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he thought he saw a Rattlesnake | G |
That questioned him in Greek | H |
He looked again and found it was | C |
The Middle of Next Week | H |
The one thing I regret he said | D |
Is that it cannot speak | H |
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He thought he saw a Banker's Clerk | I |
Descending from the bus | J |
He looked again and found it was | C |
A Hippopotamus | J |
If this should stay to dine he said | D |
There won't be much for us | J |
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He thought he saw a Kangaroo | K |
That worked a Coffee mill | L |
He looked again and found it was | C |
A Vegetable Pill | L |
Were I to swallow this he said | D |
I should be very ill | L |
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He thought he saw a Coach and Four | M |
That stood beside his bed | D |
He looked again and found it was | C |
A Bear without a Head | D |
Poor thing he said poor silly thing | N |
It's waiting to be fed | D |
Lewis Carroll
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