A Fair Exchange Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCB DEDEFFF GHGHIIH AFAFJJF| Would you be much impressed my dear | A |
| Now you've adopted shorts | B |
| If males like me came dressed my dear | A |
| In skirts to divers sports | B |
| With gussets flares and pleats and things | C |
| Like that we'd give our fancy wings | C |
| To grace the links and courts | B |
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| You should not worry very much | D |
| Since male attire you choose | E |
| If with a chic Parisian touch | D |
| And taste in cut and hues | E |
| We garbed ourselves from neck to knees | F |
| In crepe de chine or 'summer breeze' | F |
| Of pretty pinks and blues | F |
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| Would frills and flounces seem absurd | G |
| Upon the manly form | H |
| I don't see why upon my word | G |
| Such gads should raise a storm | H |
| Of ridicule And if they do | I |
| Scorn coming from one garbed like you | I |
| Is really rather warm | H |
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| Think the position out my dear | A |
| And be consistent please | F |
| And while you dash about my dear | A |
| In pants shorn to the knees | F |
| You're drawing from the normal male | J |
| The same loud laugh with which you'd hail | J |
| A man in fripperies | F |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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