If He Were Alive Today, Mayhap, Mr. Morgan Would Sit On The Midget's Lap Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD ECFCGAHA IJKJLAJA MJJJIAMA JLNLJOAO| Beep beep | A |
| BANKERS TRUST AUTOMOBILE LOAN | B |
| You'll find a banker at Bankers Trust | C |
| Advertisement in N Y Times | D |
| - | |
| When comes my second childhood | E |
| As to all men it must | C |
| I want to be a banker | F |
| Like the banker at Bankers Trust | C |
| I wouldn't ask to be president | G |
| Or even assistant veep | A |
| I'd only ask for a kiddie car | H |
| And permission to go beep beep | A |
| - | |
| The banker at Chase Manhattan | I |
| He bids a polite Good day | J |
| The banker at Immigrant Savings | K |
| Cries Scusi and Ol eacute | J |
| But I'd be a sleek Ferrari | L |
| Or perhaps a joggly jeep | A |
| And scooting around at Bankers Trust | J |
| Beep beep I'd go beep beep | A |
| - | |
| The trolley car used to say clang clang | M |
| And the choo choo said toot toot | J |
| But the beep of the banker at Bankers Trust | J |
| Is every bit as cute | J |
| Miaow says the cuddly kitten | I |
| Baa says the woolly sheep | A |
| Oink says the piggy wiggy | M |
| And the banker says beep beep | A |
| - | |
| So I want to play at Bankers Trust | J |
| Like a hippety hoppety bunny | L |
| And best of all oh best of all | N |
| With really truly money | L |
| Now grown ups dear it's nightie night | J |
| Until my dream comes true | O |
| And I bid you a happy boop a doop | A |
| And a big beep beep adieu | O |
Ogden Nash
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