What is a famous ABAB rhyme poem?

Answer 1

There once was a big brown cat. A

That liked to eat a lot of mice. B

He got all round and fat. A

Because they tasted so nice. B

Answer 2

ABAB describes the rhyme scheme: the first and third lines rhyme, and the second and fourth lines rhyme.

A:Flowers Blooming in May,

B:Birds in the sky Flying;

A:Oh This Flower will Smile Today,

B:Tomorrow it will be Dying.

Answer 3

The A.B.A.B. rhyming scheme is found in quatrains, which are four lined verses in poetry. There are several types of quatrains that use the A.B.A.B. scheme.

Answer 4

AB-AB-AB is a rhyming scheme in poetry with the end words in the "A" sentences rhyme and the end words in the "B" sentences rhyme. This is generally the rhyme scheme for a couplet.

Answer 5

The letters correspond to the style of the poem. It would be like this: A: I love to sing
A: It makes me king
B: I love to dance
B: Give me a chance
A: I will be amazing

Answer 6

An ABAB rhyme scheme is just called an ABAB rhyme scheme.

Answer 7

Neither Out Far Nor In Deep By Robert Frost

Answer 8

"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost is a famous ABAB rhyme poem. It follows a specific rhyme scheme of alternating rhyming lines throughout the poem.