Old Stuff Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBC DBDBECEC FGFGCACH IJJJ K| If I go to see the play | A |
| Of the story I am certain | B |
| Promptly it gets under way | A |
| With the lifting of the curtain | B |
| Builded all that's said and done | B |
| On the ancient recipe | C |
| 'Tis the same old Two and One | B |
| A and B in love with C | C |
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| If I read the latest book | D |
| There's the mossy situation | B |
| One may confidently look | D |
| For the trite triangulation | B |
| Old as time but ever new | E |
| Seemingly this tale of Three | C |
| Same old yarn of One and Two | E |
| A and C in love with B | C |
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| If I cast my eyes around | F |
| Far and near and middle distance | G |
| Still the formula is found | F |
| In our everyday existence | G |
| Everywhere I look I see | C |
| Fact or fiction life or play | A |
| Still the little game of Three | C |
| B and C in love with A | H |
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| While the ancient law fulfills | I |
| Myriad moons shall wane and wax | J |
| Jack must have his pair of Jills | J |
| Jill must have her pair of Jacks | J |
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| Bert Leston Taylor | K |
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