Which Describes A Humorous Verse With An Aabb Rhyme?

A humorous verse with an AABB rhyme scheme typically features a playful tone and a structure where the first two lines rhyme with each other, and the next two lines also rhyme with each other.

Here’s an example:

The Dog Who Loved to Dance

There once was a dog who loved to prance,
He’d wiggle and jiggle, given the chance.
He’d spin on his paws, with moves so grand,
Making the humans clap and stand!

In this example:

• The first two lines rhyme (“prance” and “chance”).
• The second two lines rhyme (“grand” and “stand”).

The humor comes from imagining a dog dancing in such a human way, and the rhyme scheme is AABB.