The Pannikin Poet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAABCCDB EEEBFFFB GGGBHHHB IIIBJJJB DDDBKKKB LLLBMMMB

There's nothing here sublimeA
But just a roving rhymeA
Run off to pass the timeA
With nought titanic inB
The theme that it supportsC
And though it treats of quartsC
It's bare of golden thoughtsD
It's just a pannikinB
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I think it's rather hardE
That each Australian bardE
Each wan poetic cardE
With thoughts galvanic inB
His fiery thought alightF
In wild aerial flightF
Will sit him down and writeF
About a pannikinB
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He makes some new chum fareG
From out his English lairG
To hunt the native bearG
That curious mannikinB
And then the times get badH
That wandering English ladH
Writes out a message sadH
Upon his pannikinB
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O mother think of meI
Beneath the wattle treeI
For you may bet that heI
Will drag the wattle inB
O mother here I thinkJ
That I shall have to sinkJ
There ain't a single drinkJ
The water bottle inB
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The dingo homeward hiesD
The sooty crows upriseD
And caw their fierce surpriseD
A tone Satanic inB
And bearded bushmen treadK
Around the sleeper's headK
See here the bloke is deadK
Now where's his pannikinB
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They read his words and weepL
And lay him down to sleepL
Where wattle branches sweepL
A style mechanic inB
And reader that's the wayM
The poets of todayM
Spin out their little layM
About a pannikinB

Banjo Paterson (andrew Barton)



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