The All Right Un Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCCB DEFGGGF EEHIIIH JJCHHHC FFKLLLK LLLMLLLC CCLNNNL OOOCHHHC| He came from further out | A |
| That land of fear and drought | A |
| And dust and gravel | B |
| He got a touch of sun | C |
| And rested at the run | C |
| Until his cure was done | C |
| And he could travel | B |
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| When spring had decked the plain | D |
| He flitted off again | E |
| As flit the swallows | F |
| And from that western land | G |
| When many months were spanned | G |
| A letter came to hand | G |
| Which read as follows | F |
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| Dear Sir I take my pen | E |
| In hopes that all their men | E |
| And you are hearty | H |
| You think that I've forgot | I |
| Your kindness Mr Scott | I |
| Oh no dear sir I'm not | I |
| That sort of party | H |
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| You sometimes bet I know | J |
| Well now you'll have a show | J |
| The 'books' to frighten | C |
| Up here at Wingadee | H |
| Young Billy Fife and me | H |
| We're training Strife and he | H |
| Is a all right un | C |
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| Just now we're running byes | F |
| But sir first time he tries | F |
| I'll send you word of | K |
| And running 'on the crook' | L |
| Their measures we have took | L |
| It is the deadest hook | L |
| You ever heard of | K |
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| So when we lets him go | L |
| Why then I'll let you know | L |
| And you can have a show | L |
| To put a mite on | M |
| Now sir my leave I'll take | L |
| Yours truly William Blake | L |
| P S Make no mistake | L |
| He's a all right un | C |
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| - | |
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| By next week's Riverine | C |
| I saw my friend had been | C |
| A bit too cunning | L |
| I read The racehorse Strife | N |
| And jockey William Fife | N |
| Disqualified for life | N |
| Suspicious running | L |
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| But though they spoilt his game | O |
| I reckon all the same | O |
| I fairly ought to claim | O |
| My friend a white un | C |
| For though he wasn't straight | H |
| His deeds would indicate | H |
| His heart at any rate | H |
| Was a all right un | C |
Banjo Paterson (andrew Barton)
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