Across The Table. To A. L. L Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF AGAG| Here's to you Arthur You and I | A |
| Have seen a lot of stormy weather | B |
| Since first we clinked cups on the sly | A |
| At school together | B |
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| The winds of fate have had their will | C |
| And blown our crafts so far apart | D |
| We hardly knew if either still | C |
| Were on the chart | D |
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| But now I know the love of man | E |
| Is more than time or space or fate | F |
| And laugh to scorn the powers that ban | E |
| With you for mate | F |
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| It's good to have you sitting by | A |
| Old man to prove the world no botch | G |
| To shame the devil with your eye | A |
| And pass the Scotch | G |
Bliss Carman (william)
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