The Cabaret In The Suburbs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKL| The sweaty heads of waiters tower above the room | A |
| Like lofty and powerful capitals | B |
| Lice ridden boys giggle nastily | C |
| And shining girls give painfully beautiful looks | D |
| And distant women are so very excited | E |
| They have hundreds of red round hands | F |
| Still large without end | G |
| Placed around their high motley bellies | H |
| Most people are drinking yellow beer | I |
| Grocers their cigarettes burning gape | J |
| A fine young woman sings vulgar songs | K |
| A young Jew plays the piano with great pleasure | L |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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