Chocolate Cake Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Chocolate Cake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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I love chocolate cake	A
And when I was a boy	B
I loved it even more	C
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Sometimes we used to have it for tea	D
and Mum used to say	E
'If there's any left over	F
you can have it to take to school	G
tomorrow to have at playtime '	-
And the next day I would take it to school	G
wrapped up in tin foil	H
open it up at playtime	I
and sit in the corner of the playground	J
eating it	K
you know how the icing on top	L
is all shiny and it cracks as you	M
bite into it	K
and there's that other kind of icing in	N
the middle	O
and it sticks to your hands and you	M
can lick your fingers	P
and lick your lips	Q
oh it's lovely	D
yeah	R
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Anyway	E
once we had this chocolate cake for tea	D
and later I went to bed	S
but while I was in bed	S
I found myself waking up	T
licking my lips	Q
and smiling	U
I woke up proper	F
'The chocolate cake '	-
It was the first thing	U
thought of	V
	-
I could almost see it	K
so I thought	W
what if I go downstairs	X
and have a little nibble yeah	R
	-
It was all dark	Y
everyone was in bed	S
so it must have been really late	Z
but I got out of bed	S
crept out of the door	C
	-
there's always a creaky floorboard isn't there	A2
	-
Past Mum and Dad's room	I
careful not to tread on bits of broken toys	B2
or bits of Lego	C2
you know what it's like treading on Lego	C2
with your bare feet	D2
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yowwww	R
shhhhhhh	E2
	-
downstairs	X
into the kitchen	F2
open the cupboard	G2
and there it is	H2
all shining	U
	-
So I take it out of the cupboard	G2
put it on the table	O
and I see that	I2
there's a few crumbs lying about on the plate	Z
so I lick my finger and run my finger all over the crumbs	J2
scooping them up	T
and put them into my mouth	K2
	-
oooooooommmmmmmmm	I
	-
nice	L2
br Then	M2
I look again	M2
and on one side where it's been cut	N2
it's all crumbly	O
	-
So I take a knife	O2
I think I'll just tidy that up a bit	K
cut off the crumbly bits	P2
scoop them all up	T
and into the mouth	K2
	-
oooooommm mmmm	I
nice	L2
	-
Look at the cake again	M2
	-
That looks a bit funny now	Q2
one side doesn't match the other	F
I'll just even it up a bit eh	R2
	-
Take the knife	O2
and slice	L2
This time the knife makes a little cracky noise	B2
as it goes through that hard icing on top	L
	-
A whole slice this time	I
	-
into the mouth	K2
	-
Oh the icing on top	L
and the icing in the middle	O
ohhhhhh oooo mmmmmm	I
	-
But now	Q2
I can't stop myself	S2
Knife	O2
just take any old slice at it	K
and I've got this great big chunk	T2
and I'm cramming it in	N
what a greedy pig	U2
but it's so nice	L2
	-
and there's another	F
and another and I'm squealing and I'm smacking my lips	Q
and I'm stuffing myself with it	K
and	V2
before I know	C2
I've eaten the lot	W2
The whole lot	W2
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I look at the plate	Z
It's all gone	X2
	-
Oh no	C2
they're bound to notice aren't they	E
a whole chocolate cake doesn't just disappear	Y2
does it	K
	-
What shall do	M
	-
I know I'll wash the plate up	T
and the knife	O2
	-
and put them away and maybe no one	F2
will notice eh	R2
	-
So I do that	I2
and creep creep creep	Z2
back to bed	S
into bed	S
doze off	A3
licking my lips	Q
with a lovely feeling in my belly	O
Mmmmrnmmmmm	I
	-
In the morning I get up	T
downstairs	X
have breakfast	B3
Mum's saying	U
'Have you got your dinner money '	-
and I say	E
'Yes '	-
'And don't forget to take some chocolate cake with you '	-
I stopped breathing	U
	-
'What's the matter ' she says	C3
'you normally jump at chocolate cake '	-
	-
I'm still not breathing	U
and she's looking at me very closely now	Q2
	-
She's looking at me just below my mouth	K2
'What's that ' she says	C3
'What's what ' I say	E
	-
'What's that there '	-
'Where '	-
'There ' she says pointing at my chin	N
'I don't know ' I say	E
'It looks like chocolate ' she says	C3
'It's not chocolate is it '	-
No answer	F
'Is it '	-
'I don't know '	-
She goes to the cupboard	G2
looks in up top middle bottom	I
turns back to me	I
'It's gone	X2
It's gone	X2
You haven't eaten it have you '	-
'I don't know '	-
'You don't know You don't know if you've eaten a whole	O
chocolate cake or not	W2
When When did you eat it '	-
	-
So I told her	F
	-
and she said	S
well what could she say	E
'That's the last time I give you any cake to take	A
to school	O
Now go Get out	D3
no wait	Z
not before you've washed your dirty sticky face '	-
I went upstairs	X
looked in the mirror	F
and there it was	E3
just below my mouth	K2
a chocolate smudge	F3
The give away	E
Maybe she'll forget about it by next week	G3