Colonial Experience Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A B CCDD E BBBF GGHH D IIJJ D KKLL D MMLL D NNOO D PPLL D DDQQ D

By A New ChumA
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Air So Early in the MorningB
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When first I came to Sydney CoveC
And up and down the streets did roveC
I thought such sights I ne'er did seeD
Since first I learnt my A B CD
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ChorusE
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Oh it's broiling in the morningB
It's toiling in the morningB
It's broiling in the morningB
It's toiling all day longF
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Into the park I took a strollG
I felt just like a buttered rollG
A pretty name The Sunny SouthH
A better one The Land of DrouthH
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Chorus Oh it's broiling cD
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Next day into the bush I wentI
On wild adventure I was bentI
Dame Nature's wonders I'd exploreJ
All thought of danger would ignoreJ
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Chorus Oh it's broiling cD
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The mosquitoes and bull dog antsK
Assailed me even through my pantsK
It nearly took my breath awayL
To hear the jackass laugh so gayL
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Chorus Oh it's broiling cD
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This lovely country I've been toldM
Abounds in silver and in goldM
You may pick it up all dayL
Just as leaves in autumn layL
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Chorus Oh it's broiling cD
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Marines will chance this yarn believeN
But bluejackets you can't deceiveN
Such pretty stories will not fitO
Nor can I their truth admitO
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Chorus Oh it's broiling cD
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Some say there's lots of work to doP
Well yes but then 'twixt me and youP
A man may toil and broil all dayL
The big fat man gets all the payL
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Chorus Oh it's broiling cD
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Mayhap such good things there may beD
But you may have them all for meD
Instead of roaming foreign partsQ
I wish I'd studied the Fine ArtsQ
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Chorus Oh it's broiling cD

Banjo Paterson (andrew Barton)



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