Spring Comes To Murray Hill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCBDBBBAEFCCC| I sit in an office at Madison Avenue | A |
| And say to myself You have a responsible job havenue | A |
| Why then do you fritter away your time on this doggerel | B |
| If you have a sore throat you can cure it by using a good goggeral | B |
| If you have a sore foot you can get it fixed by a chiropodist | C |
| And you can get your original sin removed by St John the Bopodist | C |
| Why then should this flocculent lassitude be incurable | B |
| Kansas City Kansas proves that even Kansas City needn't always be | D |
| Missourible | B |
| Up up my soul This inaction is abominable | B |
| Perhaps it is the result of disturbances abdominable | B |
| The pilgrims settled Massachusetts in when they landed on a stone | A |
| hummock | E |
| Maybe if they were here now they would settle my stomach | F |
| Oh if I only had the wings of a bird | C |
| Instead of being confined on Madison Avenue I could soar in a jiffy to | C |
| Second or Third | C |
Ogden Nash
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