The Giraffe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEEFFGGHH| SEE the Gi raffe he is so tall | A |
| There is not room to get him all | A |
| U pon the page His head is high er | B |
| The pic ture proves it than the Spire | C |
| That's why the na tives when they race | D |
| To catch him call it stee ple chase | D |
| His chief de light it is to set | E |
| A good example shine or wet | E |
| He rises ere the break of day | F |
| And starts his break fast right away | F |
| His food has such a way to go | G |
| His throat's so very long and so | G |
| An early break fast he must munch | H |
| To get it down ere time for lunch | H |
Oliver Herford
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