On A Crushed Hat Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CDECDE| Brown was my friend and faithful but so fat | A |
| He came to see me in the twilight dim | B |
| I rose politely and invited him | B |
| To take a seat how heavily he sat | A |
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| He sat upon the sofa where my hat | A |
| My wanton Zephyr rested on its rim | B |
| Its build unlike my friend's was rather slim | B |
| And when he rose I saw it crushed and flat | A |
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| O Hat that wast the apple of my eye | C |
| Thy brim is bent six cracks are in thy crown | D |
| And I shall never wear thee any more | E |
| Upon a shelf thy loved remains shall lie | C |
| And with the years the dust will settle down | D |
| On thee the neatest hat I ever wore | E |
Robert Fuller Murray
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