Adulations Artful Aid Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCCD AEAECFCCF AGAGDHDDH AIAJJCKKCSome of us may be tall ma'am | A |
Some of us may be dark | B |
Some handsome tho' not all ma'am | A |
Are touched by Beatury's spark | B |
But tall and dark AND handsome too | C |
Oh lady If you please | D |
It's really very nice of you | C |
But do you think they're really due | C |
Superlatives like these | D |
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We'd hate to doubt your word ma'am | A |
Since you're informed in art | E |
Tho' much we'd have preferred ma'am | A |
To play a humbler part | E |
But in meek deference to you | C |
Well lady we'll admit | F |
We're tall and dark and handsome too | C |
It seems a rather boastful view | C |
But one gets used to it | F |
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And now we're getting used ma'am | A |
To thoughts that flattery brings | G |
You might well be induced ma'am | A |
To say some more nice things | G |
Are there not moral qualities | D |
Innate in each rare male | H |
That one of your discernment sees | D |
Truth strength wit wisdom things like these | D |
Speak ma'am Let truth prevail | H |
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We're so unused to praise ma'am | A |
So used to blame most dire | I |
That flattery these days ma'am | A |
Creates a new desire | J |
A complex quite inferior | J |
See Freud its sickly hue | C |
Cast o'er us But if you'd say more | K |
Along such lines why then Encore | K |
Thanks ma'am The same to you | C |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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