Art Is Long - Hair Is Shorter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFGGHH IIJJBBKK LLMMNNOO

When artists wore a flowing maneA
Then in a sentimental veinA
With pastorals they lured the eyeB
Or sad sweet scenes of sea and skyB
But now that hair sprouts from the faceC
They chuck their paint about the placeC
And in the modern manner seekD
To baffle one with the uniqueD
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I've often wondered if this surgeE
Of hirsute foam denotes some urgeE
Artistic that controls and swaysF
The hand and brain to newer waysF
For instance might we not expectG
An artist in dundrearies deckedG
In other manner to behaveH
From him who wore a monkey shaveH
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I've known but one of this quaint throngI
Who wore both hair and whiskers longI
But he poor bloke was short of cashJ
And wore a full beard and moustacheJ
That he might draw on this supplyB
When price of brushes soared to highB
But there are ways it seems to meK
To test my novel theoryK
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If some brave man would range the landL
And catch a few of this quaint bandL
And hold them captive for a whileM
Who knows what tricks of school and styleM
One might evolve if to each manN
We gave a different hirsute planN
You doubt perhaps But all the sameO
There might be money in the gameO

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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