The Drunkard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKB| One must guard oneself ever so carefully against | A |
| Howling without any reason like an animal | B |
| Against pouring beer over the faces of all the waiters | C |
| And kicking them in their faces | D |
| Against shortening the disgusting time | E |
| Spent lying in a gutter | F |
| Against throwing oneself off a bridge | G |
| Against hitting friends in the mouth | H |
| Against suddenly while dogs bark | I |
| Tearing the clothes off a well fed body | J |
| Against hurling into any old beloved woman's | K |
| Thighs one's dark skull | B |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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