The Lawyers Know Too Much Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFG HIIJ KHLM DMNO KPNQINII

The lawyers Bob know too muchA
They are chums of the books of old John MarshallB
They know it all what a dead hand wroteC
A stiff dead hand and its knuckles crumblingD
The bones of the fingers a thin white ashE
The lawyers knowF
a dead man's thought too wellG
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In the heels of the higgling lawyers BobH
Too many slippery ifs and buts and howeversI
Too much hereinbefore provided whereasI
Too many doors to go in and out ofJ
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When the lawyers are throughK
What is there left BobH
Can a mouse nibble at itL
And find enough to fasten a tooth inM
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Why is there always a secret singingD
When a lawyer cashes inM
Why does a hearse horse snickerN
Hauling a lawyer awayO
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The work of a bricklayer goes to the blueK
The knack of a mason outlasts a moonP
The hands of a plasterer hold a room togetherN
The land of a farmer wishes him back againQ
Singers of songs and dreamers of playsI
Build a house no wind blows overN
The lawyers tell me why a hearse horse snickersI
hauling a lawyer's bonesI

Carl Sandburg



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