A Thanksgiving Fable Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB BBCC| It was a hungry pussy cat upon Thanksgiving morn | A |
| And she watched a thankful little mouse that ate an ear of corn | A |
| If I ate that thankful little mouse how thankful he should be | B |
| When he has made a meal himself to make a meal for me | B |
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| Then with his thanks for having fed and his thanks for feeding me | B |
| With all his thankfulness inside how thankful I shall be | B |
| Thus mused the hungry pussy cat upon Thanksgiving Day | C |
| But the little mouse had overheard and declined with thanks to stay | C |
Oliver Herford
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