Discipline Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FF| He couldn't have a doughnut and it made him very mad | A |
| He undertook to get revenge by screaming at his dad | A |
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| Cut out that noise I ordered and he gave another roar | B |
| And so I put him in the room and shut and locked the door | B |
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| I left him in his prison cell two minutes just about | C |
| And penitent he smiled at me when I did let him out | C |
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| But when he got another look at the forbidden fruit | D |
| He gave a yell that they could hear in Jacksonville or Butte | D |
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| Cut out that noise I barked again Cut out that foghorn stuff | E |
| Perhaps I didn't leave you in your prison long enough | E |
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| You want your dad to keep you jailed all afternoon I guess | F |
| He smiled at me and answered his equivalent for yes | F |
Ringgold Wilmer Lardner
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