The Balloon Seller Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFBB GGHH| He is tall and thin | A |
| With a long hair under his chin | A |
| He travels ringing his bell | B |
| And shouting Balloons I sell | B |
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| And when it is a sunny day | C |
| We can see balloons from far away | C |
| They are gold green blue and red | D |
| Glimmering high over everyone's head | D |
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| Children round him with such a noise | E |
| As they buy the balloons of their choice | F |
| Again he shouts Balloons I sell | B |
| Likewise he walks miles ringing his bell | B |
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| And we can see the balloons railing high | G |
| They look pretty up in the sky | G |
| Longing to rise up the air | H |
| Leaving behind everyone to stare | H |
Sharon Robert
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 06/19/2023
Poet's note: I clinched 1st prize for this poem in a poetry competition.
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