The Wreck Of The Golfer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIH JKLK LFBF MNLN OMIM FMIB PMQM

It was the Bondi golfing manA
Drove off from the golf house teeB
And he had taken his little daughterC
To bear him companyB
Oh Father why do you swing the clubD
And flourish it such a lotE
You watch it fly o'er the fences highF
And he tried with a brassey shotE
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Oh Father why did you hit the fenceG
Just there where the brambles twineH
And the father he answered never a wordI
But he got on the green in nineH
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Oh Father hark from behind those treesJ
What dismal yells arriveK
'Tis a man I ween on the second greenL
And I've landed him with my driveK
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Oh Father why does the poor ChineeL
Fall down on his knees and cryF
He taketh me for his ExcellencyB
And he thinks once hit twice shyF
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So on they fared to the waterholeM
And he drove with a lot of dashN
But his balls full soon in the dread lagoonL
Fell down with a woeful splashN
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Oh Father why do you beat the sandO
Till it flies like the carded woolM
And the father he answered never a wordI
For his heart was much too fullM
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Oh Father why are they shouting 'fore'F
And screaming so lustilyM
But the father he answered never a wordI
A pallid corpse was heB
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For a well swung drive on the back of his headP
Had landed and laid him lowM
Lord save us all from a fate like thisQ
When next to the links we goM

Banjo Paterson



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