The Mansion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDED DDFDDG DHBIJH KDDDL DMDENM BCDGK OI went to my friend's abode | A |
A proud and mighty mansion | B |
It got tons and tons of gold | C |
Hanging in the chandeliers | D |
And lots and lots of silver | E |
Embedded in the kitchenwares | D |
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My friend got millions | D |
And countless of diamonds | D |
Hidden in her safe | F |
A sea of antiques | D |
Her house is | D |
Like a living museum | G |
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Her room got its own fireplace | D |
For wintertime | H |
A motorised rippled curtain | B |
That can be opened | I |
In an instant | J |
During summertime | H |
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But in her heart | K |
She felt like homeless | D |
Of the wheel of sadness | D |
And emptiness | D |
In her life | L |
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I live in a house | D |
So old and tiny | M |
Devoid of gadgets | D |
And fancy furniture | E |
Yet I am | N |
Absolutely happy | M |
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I am just a simple person | B |
With tons of gold | C |
And lots of diamonds | D |
Sitting at the bottom | G |
Of my heart | K |
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