Bill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCCDE ABABCCD DFDFGGB GHGHGGB IB BDDJJ B BKBBBB LBLBDDBB| 'Gentle brother answer truly | A |
| Tell what you be | A |
| But I pray tax not unduly | A |
| Your sagacitee | B |
| Is your brand u ni fi cation | C |
| Is't or is your appellation | C |
| Something mild and shorter still | D |
| Answer truly Brother Bill ' | E |
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| Gentle brother answered truly | A |
| Though in language hot | B |
| For his temper was unruly | A |
| 'Don't talk blinded rot | B |
| Blow u ni fi blanky cation | C |
| If you want me name an' station | C |
| My true moniker is Bill | D |
| An' I work at Johnson's mill ' | - |
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| 'Gentle brother wax not ireful | D |
| I'm not out for jokes | F |
| Yea and conseuqnces direful | D |
| Smite bad temepered blokes | F |
| I've no doubt all day perspiring | G |
| You graft hard I'm not inquiring | G |
| Who you are or what you do | B |
| But what are you Answer true ' | - |
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| Brother Bill stood wildly staring | G |
| Anger in his eye | H |
| And beligerently glaring | G |
| Thus he made reply | H |
| 'Up at Johnson's mill I'm working | G |
| And I ain't a bloke for shirking | G |
| If you want me answer true | B |
| I'm a better man that you ' | - |
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| 'Gentle brother of your senses | I |
| You seem quite bereft | B |
| Just consider how immense is ' | - |
| Here's Bill's dirty left | B |
| Took the catechist right squarely | D |
| And Bill forthwith bounced him fairly | D |
| Punched till he was out of breath | J |
| Bill despised a shibboleth | J |
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| Note ye how each platform spouter | B |
| Playing at 'the game ' | - |
| Strives to label ev'ry doubter | B |
| With a foolish name | K |
| With sly tricks and ruses clever | B |
| They are keenly seeking ever | B |
| To affix a party brand | B |
| To all voters in the land | B |
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| List ye party politicians | L |
| Talking near and far | B |
| We don't want vague propositions | L |
| As to what you are | B |
| For the shibboleths of party | D |
| Rightly earn the curses hearty | D |
| Of all honest men and true | B |
| Let is hear of what you DO | B |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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