The Wreck Of The Golfer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIH JKLK LFBF MNLN OMIM FMIB PMQMIt was the Bondi golfing man | A |
Drove off from the golf house tee | B |
And he had taken his little daughter | C |
To bear him company | B |
Oh Father why do you swing the club | D |
And flourish it such a lot | E |
You watch it fly o'er the fences high | F |
And he tried with a brassey shot | E |
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Oh Father why did you hit the fence | G |
Just there where the brambles twine | H |
And the father he answered never a word | I |
But he got on the green in nine | H |
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Oh Father hark from behind those trees | J |
What dismal yells arrive | K |
'Tis a man I ween on the second green | L |
And I've landed him with my drive | K |
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Oh Father why does the poor Chinee | L |
Fall down on his knees and cry | F |
He taketh me for his Excellency | B |
And he thinks once hit twice shy | F |
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So on they fared to the waterhole | M |
And he drove with a lot of dash | N |
But his balls full soon in the dread lagoon | L |
Fell down with a woeful splash | N |
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Oh Father why do you beat the sand | O |
Till it flies like the carded wool | M |
And the father he answered never a word | I |
For his heart was much too full | M |
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Oh Father why are they shouting 'fore' | F |
And screaming so lustily | M |
But the father he answered never a word | I |
A pallid corpse was he | B |
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For a well swung drive on the back of his head | P |
Had landed and laid him low | M |
Lord save us all from a fate like this | Q |
When next to the links we go | M |
Banjo Paterson
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