A Bouquet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDDEEFFGGCC H A CCCCEEBB| Yes So we will | A |
| Throw care away | B |
| If for no other reason than that 'twill | A |
| Delight our brother | C |
| We'll gaily 'mooch' along in tram and train | D |
| And ever one of us will look in vain | D |
| For weary laborers of brawn or brain | D |
| There will not be | E |
| Papers to go around Oh yes you'll see | E |
| Husbands will hurry home as if for life | F |
| Gladly to read to each delighted wife | F |
| The little things | G |
| That C J D so humorously sings | G |
| All discord and all gloom we'll strive to smother | C |
| Rejoicing that we have so bright a brother | C |
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| Bung | H |
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| To which we reply | A |
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| Spurred by such praise we shall endeavour | C |
| To some day write a thing that's really clever | C |
| But at the same time don't forget my brother | C |
| Even a scribe grows dull some time or other | C |
| And if at times this column waxes dreary | E |
| Please realise that we sometimes grow weary | E |
| Even old Homer nods they say | B |
| We're in a rather nodding mood today | B |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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