Feisty Bell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCC ECFGH IJJKI LMNOPQ RJSTU KVWTXJ YCFIQ AFLLZZ ITJJC HTJFI A2| She whizzed through everything | A |
| Faster than the speed of a sound | B |
| She barks and chases swiftly | C |
| All things | D |
| Which are small and squeaky | C |
| That landed in the vicinity | C |
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| She was just a year and a half | E |
| When she joined me | C |
| In my solitary life | F |
| She was a gift | G |
| From a nephew | H |
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| She was named Taco Bell | I |
| Afraid that she will be named names | J |
| Like Burrito and Chorizo | J |
| I dropped Taco | K |
| And called her simply Bell | I |
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| The first time I carried her | L |
| I held her up | M |
| On top of my head | N |
| But she made a mark | O |
| I ended baptized | P |
| For the second time | Q |
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| She is the house alarm every a m | R |
| The early warning device | J |
| For a tornado watch | S |
| And acts as the doorbell woman | T |
| For every delivery man | U |
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| Some years ago | K |
| I left her for a month | V |
| I went to a far away land | W |
| Across the Pacific Ocean | T |
| In a country called | X |
| The Pearl of the Orient Seas | J |
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| When I got home | Y |
| I brought with me | C |
| A beautiful wife | F |
| Feisty Bell | I |
| Barked for the longest time | Q |
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| One dark morning | A |
| Feisty Bell chased my wife | F |
| But the latter | L |
| Is a corker | L |
| She cannot be outwitted | Z |
| By a four legged | Z |
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| My wife meted Bell | I |
| A penalty of suspension | T |
| Of thirty days | J |
| From her favorite treats | J |
| Bacon and jerky | C |
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| Now there are two | H |
| Feisty women | T |
| In the house | J |
| My beautiful wife | F |
| And my adorable Bell | I |
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