Colac Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE BGHGIJKL MNOPBQRQ BSTSMUVU DWRWDKXK| A lady plump and pleasing | A |
| And generous and free | B |
| Her life is spent in sleek content | C |
| Beside her inland sea | B |
| And round its pleasant waters | D |
| Her pastures rich and green | E |
| Their treasures yield from many a field | F |
| To make her way serene | E |
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| A placid laughing lady | B |
| And prone to placid ways | G |
| But yet withal she heeds the call | H |
| f labor all her days | G |
| Of kind congenial labor | I |
| That holds nor fret nor stress | J |
| A farmer's wife whose busy life | K |
| Brings full free happiness | L |
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| Men say the ocean covered | M |
| These fields in some dim age | N |
| And seas long fled vast riches spread | O |
| To be the heritage | P |
| Of this plump Aphrodite | B |
| Now risen from the wave | Q |
| To thrive apace and wax in grace | R |
| On all the wealth they gave | Q |
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| A happy hearty lady | B |
| She turns the gift to good | S |
| And wins in toil from this rich soil | T |
| A fine fat livelihood | S |
| Now where seas long since thundered | M |
| Her cars ply up and down | U |
| To evidence sound thrift and sense | V |
| In Colac's smiling town | U |
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| Her land of lakes and pastures | D |
| Could never harbor here | W |
| In this lush place a dour hard race | R |
| Wed to an outlook drear | W |
| And so she smiles and prospers | D |
| A happy hearty wife | K |
| Whose ample charms whose thriving farms | X |
| Reveal her zest in life | K |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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