A Love Letter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFFCCDDGGHHGGIJCC KKLLMMLLNNOOPPLLQLQR RQQQLLQQQSSGGTTLLSSR RCCLLUUDDTT VW XXGGKKY| Dearest | A |
| You know you ever ARE the nearest | A |
| To my fond heart | B |
| Joking apart | B |
| I swear by all the silly stars above you | C |
| Darling I love you | C |
| - | |
| I really don't know what more I can say | D |
| But lest you may | D |
| Consider this epistle too brief | E |
| And nurse some silly some absurd belief | E |
| That I'm neglectful Why | F |
| I'll try | F |
| To fill a sheet or two | C |
| To comfort you | C |
| What can I say | D |
| Oh by the way | D |
| I noticed somewhere in the paper lately | G |
| That someone named er was it Mister Blaitley | G |
| No Blakeley I think | H |
| Another dip of ink | H |
| This Mr Blakeley says the Labor Party | G |
| Will gladly give support both full and hearty | G |
| To ANY man who send this person Hughes | I |
| To well you know the term that I would use | J |
| Darling I must fill out a sheet or two | C |
| I know that you | C |
| Are not much interested in politics | K |
| You are so full of such distracting tricks | K |
| And I remember that last time you noted | L |
| You said you simply doted | L |
| Upon one candidate's absurd moustache | M |
| Dear you were rash | M |
| Now let me see 'twas Brown No Smithson was it | L |
| I recollect the fool lost his deposit | L |
| But anyhow | N |
| I want to warn you now | N |
| Against a repetition of such acts | O |
| Let us get down to facts | O |
| Can you believe | P |
| Can you my precious pippin e'er conceive | P |
| That I despite my faults and obvious failings could | L |
| No that's no good | L |
| But can | Q |
| You realise that a crowd of sane honest intelligent right thinking earnest | L |
| idealistic politicians can evolve a really patriotic plan | Q |
| That's getting scientific | R |
| But I am most remarkably prolific | R |
| Can | Q |
| They evolve a plan | Q |
| Predicating that any ordinary and say unspecified man | Q |
| Your pardon I do not | L |
| Refer to Mister Watt | L |
| But do you think they can | Q |
| With decency declare that ANY MAN | Q |
| May get then into Office if he can | Q |
| Indubitably NO | S |
| The more I go | S |
| However inter alia | G |
| Think you such men give heed to our Australia | G |
| Think you those burning | T |
| Questions waiting on the threshold yearning | T |
| To be discussed | L |
| Have got them 'fussed' | L |
| No sweetest no | S |
| It's just the Game you know | S |
| Think you they're patriotic | R |
| Or just well say neurotic | R |
| Think you they take the view | C |
| That these shrewd moves advance say me and you | C |
| My dear they don't | L |
| And while the Party System lasts they won't | L |
| Those vital questions | U |
| Those statesmanlike suggestions | U |
| Regarding well why emigration say | D |
| And some reduction in a member's pay | D |
| That linger on the doormat palpitating | T |
| Will go on waiting | T |
| While puerile politicians 'play the game ' | - |
| Ain't it a shame | V |
| My cabbage I'd forgotten | W |
| You always thought that politics were 'rotten ' | - |
| Pardon this letter | X |
| Next time I shall endeavour to do better | X |
| If you are bored old thug it truly grieves me | G |
| I hope this missive finds you as it leaves me | G |
| So dear I'll meet you on the block at six | K |
| And spite all politics | K |
| We'll carry on | Y |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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