His Wonderful Choo-choos Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEAAFF GGHHIIFF| When I see his wonderful choo choo trains | A |
| Which he daily builds with infinite pains | A |
| Whose cars are a crazy and curious lot | B |
| A doll a picture a pepper pot | B |
| A hat a pillow a horse a book | C |
| A pote a mintie a button hook | C |
| A bag of tobacco a piece of string | D |
| A pair of wubbas a bodkin ring | D |
| A deck of twos and a paper box | E |
| A brush a comb and a lot of blocks | E |
| When I first gaze on his wonderful trains | A |
| Which he daily builds with infinite pains | A |
| I laugh and I think to myself O gee | F |
| Was ever a child as cute as he | F |
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| But when he's gone to his cozy nest | G |
| From the toil of his strenuous day to rest | G |
| And when I gaze on his trains once more | H |
| Where they lie abandoned across the floor | H |
| And when the terrible task I face | I |
| Of putting each Pullman back in its place | I |
| I groan a little and think O gee | F |
| Was ever a child as mean as he | F |
Ringgold Wilmer Lardner
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