The American Party Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAA AAAAA ACC AAAAA DADA AEAFFOh Marcus D Boruck me hearty | A |
I sympathize wid ye poor lad | B |
A man that's shot out of his party | A |
Is mighty onlucky bedad | A |
An' the sowl o' that man is sad | A |
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But Marcus gossoon ye desarve it | A |
Ye know for yerself that ye do | A |
For ye j'ined not intendin' to sarve it | A |
But hopin' to make it sarve you | A |
Though the roll of its members wuz two | A |
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The other wuz Pixley an' 'Surely ' | - |
Ye said 'he's a kite that wall sail ' | - |
An' so ye hung till him securely | A |
Enactin' the role of a tail | C |
But there wuzn't the ghost of a gale | C |
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But the party to day has behind it | A |
A powerful backin' I'm told | A |
For just enough Irish have j'ined it | A |
An' I'm m'anin' to be enrolled | A |
To kick ye out into the cold | A |
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It's hard on ye darlint I'm thinkin' | D |
So young so American too | A |
Wid bypassers grinnin' an' winkin' | D |
An' sayin' wid ref'rence to you | A |
'Get onto the murtherin' Joo ' | - |
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Republicans never will take ye | A |
They had ye for many a year | E |
An' Dimocrats angels forsake ye | A |
If ever ye come about here | F |
We'll brand ye and scollop yer ear | F |
Ambrose Bierce
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