Art Is Long - Hair Is Shorter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFGGHH IIJJBBKK LLMMNNOOWhen artists wore a flowing mane | A |
Then in a sentimental vein | A |
With pastorals they lured the eye | B |
Or sad sweet scenes of sea and sky | B |
But now that hair sprouts from the face | C |
They chuck their paint about the place | C |
And in the modern manner seek | D |
To baffle one with the unique | D |
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I've often wondered if this surge | E |
Of hirsute foam denotes some urge | E |
Artistic that controls and sways | F |
The hand and brain to newer ways | F |
For instance might we not expect | G |
An artist in dundrearies decked | G |
In other manner to behave | H |
From him who wore a monkey shave | H |
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I've known but one of this quaint throng | I |
Who wore both hair and whiskers long | I |
But he poor bloke was short of cash | J |
And wore a full beard and moustache | J |
That he might draw on this supply | B |
When price of brushes soared to high | B |
But there are ways it seems to me | K |
To test my novel theory | K |
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If some brave man would range the land | L |
And catch a few of this quaint band | L |
And hold them captive for a while | M |
Who knows what tricks of school and style | M |
One might evolve if to each man | N |
We gave a different hirsute plan | N |
You doubt perhaps But all the same | O |
There might be money in the game | O |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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