An Easter Rhyme Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACAC DEDEDE FGFGFG HIHIHI HJHJHJ HKHKHK HLHMHL DNDNDN OPOPOP DQDQDQEaster Monday in the city | A |
Rattle rattle rumble rush | B |
Tom and Jerry Nell and Kitty | A |
All the down the harbour push | C |
Little thought have they or pity | A |
For a wanderer from the bush | C |
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Shuffle feet a merry measure | D |
Hurry Jack and find your Jill | E |
Let her if it give her pleasure | D |
Flaunt her furbelow and frill | E |
Kiss her while you have the leisure | D |
For tomorrow brings the mill | E |
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Go ye down the harbour winding | F |
'Mid the eucalypts and fern | G |
Respite from your troubles finding | F |
Kiss her till her pale cheeks burn | G |
For to morrow will the grinding | F |
Mill stones of the city turn | G |
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Stunted figures sallow faces | H |
Sad girls striving to be gay | I |
In their cheap sateens and laces | H |
Ah how different 'tis to day | I |
Where they're going to the races | H |
Yonder up Monaro way | I |
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Light mist flecks the Murrumbidgee's | H |
Bosom with a silver stain | J |
On the trembling wire bridge is | H |
Perched a single long legged crane | J |
While the yellow slaty ridges | H |
Sweep up proudly from the plain | J |
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Somebody is after horses | H |
Donald Charlie or young Mac | K |
Suddenly his arm he tosses | H |
Presently you'll hear the crack | K |
As the symbol of the cross is | H |
Made on 'Possum's steaming back | K |
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Stirling first the Masher follows | H |
Ly ee moon and old Trump Card | L |
Helter skelter through the shallows | H |
Of the willow shaded ford | M |
Up the lane and past the gallows | H |
Driven panting to the yard | L |
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In the homestead what a clatter | D |
Habits black and habits blue | N |
Full a dozen red lips patter | D |
Who is going to ride with who | N |
Mixing sandwiches and chatter | D |
Gloves to button hair to do | N |
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Horses stamp and stirrups jingle | O |
Dash the filly won't she wait | P |
Voices bass and treble mingle | O |
Look sharp May or we'll be late | P |
How the pulses leap and tingle | O |
As you lift her featherweight | P |
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At the thought the heart beats quicker | D |
Than an old Bohemian's should | Q |
Beating like my battered ticker | D |
Pawned this time I fear for good | Q |
Bah I'll go and have a liquor | D |
With the genial Jimmy Wood | Q |
Barcroft Boake
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