After Working Sixty Hours Again For What Reason Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFAGHIJKBLMNCOPG QRSTDUVWEXYLZA2B2C2D 2QE2G

The best job I had was moving a stoneA
from one side of the road to the otherB
This required a permit which requiredC
a bribe The bribe took all my salaryD
Yet because I hadn t finished the jobE
I had no salary and to pay the bribeF
I took a job moving the stoneA
the other way Because the officialG
wanted his bribe he gave me a permitH
for the second job When I pointed outI
that the work would be best completedJ
if I did nothing he complimentedK
my brain and wrote a letterB
to my employer suggesting promotionL
on stationery bearing the wingsM
of a raptor spread in flightN
over a mountain smaller than the birdC
My boss fearing my intelligenceO
paid me to sleep on the sofaP
and take lunch with the officialG
who required a bribe to keep anythingQ
from being done When I told my parentsR
they wrote my brother to come homeS
from university to be slappedT
on the back of the head DutifullyD
he arrived and bowed to receiveU
his instruction at which pointV
sense entered his body and he askedW
what I could do by way of a jobE
I pointed out there were stonesX
everywhere trying not to moveY
all it took was a little gumptionL
to be the man who didn t move themZ
It was harder to explain the intricaciesA2
of not obtaining a permit to notB2
do this Just yesterday he got upC2
at dawn and shaved as if the lackD2
of hair on his face has anythingQ
to do with the appearance of foodE2
on an empty tableG

Bob Hicok



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