Half Naked Without A Hat Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE EFGHIJ KLMIA NOGP OQRO SMTUVWX EOYZA2B2 OC2D2E2E F2E2G2IH2I2J2 UK2L2IM2N2O2E P2

One hot summer dayA
At the carnivalB
I saw the teenage boyC
Who had a big crushD
On my beautiful sisterE
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He stole a kiss from herE
But he got no luckF
Before he could land his lips on hersG
Her eyes were pokedH
By the rim of his hatI
He ended with a black eyeJ
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When I saw him againK
He is a full grown manL
He sported a shaved headM
And wears a hatI
Every single dayA
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He has all kinds of baseball capsN
Collects all tennis hatsO
He got all the colorsG
That goes with his shirtsP
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He has fedora hatsO
He wears them with his suitsQ
But what he loves the mostR
Are his cowboy hatsO
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One time a whirlwind cameS
It blew his hat off headM
He tried to catch itT
But he cannot outrun the windU
He went straightV
To the nearby storeW
And bought a replacementX
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On a cold weatherE
He wears beanie hatsO
But I noticedY
They were in badly shapedZ
He used themA2
Until they disintegratedB2
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He reserves his favorite cowboy hatsO
During summer timeC2
As a roofD2
From the Mother SunE2
And stormy summerE
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Sometimes he spoilsF2
His Black StallionE2
He puts grainsG2
On the poor cowboy hatI
He bendsH2
And the horse will eatI2
To its heart's contentJ2
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But he doesn't mindU
No not at allK2
Despite he felt half nakedL2
Without a hatI
Inside the churchM2
Specially on the most important day of his lifeN2
When he marriedO2
My beautiful sisterE
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