The Note

Bianca's prompt for The Writer's Cramp.
The Mono-rhyme

A Mono-rhyme is a poem with just one rhyme at the end. Very simple. A. That means that every line ends with the same rhyme.
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I woke up this morning and wrote me a note...
Go to the market and buy me a goat.
I went to the kitchen and put on my coat,
Then headed outside to my boat in the moat.
Crossing my fingers, I hoped it would float
As I paddled away in my small, wooden boat.
I had got to the market, forgotten my tote
Which carried inside it the note I just wrote.
I looked all around me and tried to renote
What the message I'd written had tried to promote.
I could not remember, so got back in my boat
And paddled back home in my boat through the moat.
With hands in the pockets of my worn out coat,
I pulled out a paper and on it, my note.
Now I remembered! I wanted a goat!
So I headed again to my small, wooden boat.
I paddled away, and I patted my tote.
This time I'd remember the note that I wrote.
I got to the market, then searched for my note.
The tote, it was empty; at home, was my coat.