Brightness Breaches And The Beak Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDAA EFEFGFGFHH EEEEFFFFAA AEAEFDFDFF

Bright young thing Thou on the beachesA
Life is gay and pleasure ladenB
All in vain the law beseechesA
Courtesy from man and maidenB
When a car adorned with beautyC
Unadorned swings down the roadD
There's a certain civic dutyC
There's a cop and there's a codeD
There's Dame Caution stuffy ogressA
Who deplores your carefree progressA
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Bright young thing who with one fingerE
Nonchalantly on the steeringF
Ever indisposed to lingerE
Down the beach road goes careeringF
Youth's high claims need no endorsementG
Ever at convention scoffingF
But the fiends of law enforcementG
Lurk obscurely in the offingF
Prone to pounce on any stir madeH
Even by a scorching mermaidH
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Bright young thing Life can be brighterE
When devoid of traffic dangerE
E'en this poor pedestrian blighterE
E'en that slow and aged strangerE
Has some right to go on livingF
On this earth superfluous laggingF
But not the Law so far forgivingF
Tires of its paternal naggingF
Ill content to look askanceA
On sun tanned insoucianceA
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Bright young thing upon the beachesA
Youth is urgent youth is eagerE
But no more the Law beseechesA
With its admonitions meagreE
Your observance of its rulingF
Your respect for cop and CodeD
But if you must still go foolingF
'Stepping on it' up the roadD
At its end for flapper shiekF
Lurks relentlessly The BeakF

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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