Hang Up Your Stocking Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB AAACDEEFFGGHAAHBB ABAAB| Laugh little bright eyes hang up your stocking | A |
| Don't count the days any more | B |
| Old Santa Claus will soon be knocking | A |
| Knocking | A |
| Knocking at the door | B |
| - | |
| Through the key hole slyly peeping | A |
| Down the chimney careful creeping | A |
| When the little folks are sleeping | A |
| Comes he with his pack of presents | C |
| Such a grin but then so pleasant | D |
| You would never think to fear him | E |
| And you can not must not hear him | E |
| He's so particular you know | F |
| He'd just pick up his traps and go | F |
| If but one little eye should peep | G |
| That he thought was fast asleep | G |
| Searching broomstick nails and shelf | H |
| Till he finds the little stocking | A |
| Softly lest you hear his knocking | A |
| Smiling chuckling to himself | H |
| He fills it from his Christmas store | B |
| And out he slips to hunt for more | B |
| - | |
| Then laugh little bright eyes and hang up your stocking | A |
| Don't count the days any more | B |
| Old Santa Claus will soon be knocking | A |
| Knocking | A |
| Knocking at the door | B |
Madge Morris Wagner
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