Dogs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCA DE FFGGHH II JJKKLL MM FFNNOO PP| I've never met a man who hated dogs | A |
| One meets with all sorts as through life he jogs | A |
| The mean ones and the vain ones and the rash | B |
| The foolish fellows who splash up the cash | B |
| The brisk 'live wires ' the dull the sodden logs | C |
| But I have ne'er met one who hated dogs | A |
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| I think I'm fortunate in this somehow | D |
| For if we ever met there'd be a row | E |
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| Mayhap I'm prejudiced mayhap I'm wise | F |
| To judge a fresh acquaintance by his eyes | F |
| But show me one who has a dogs' straight look | G |
| And I can read that fellow like a book | G |
| I know him for a man who'd be a friend | H |
| A mate a sticker to the very end | H |
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| He who can't comprehend this last remark | I |
| Is not worth one poor mongrel's joyous bark | I |
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| I left a dog up in the bush last week | J |
| He was my one good pal who'd never seek | J |
| To take advantage of my frailties | K |
| And heaven knows I have enough of these | K |
| He was my one good pal who trusted me | L |
| And when the day of parting came why he | L |
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| Well maybe we had better draw the line | M |
| I get so sloppy o'er this frined of mine | M |
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| But when I saw that look come in his eyes | F |
| Well you know what it is when your dog tries | F |
| To tell you things Oh I think it's all rot | N |
| To say a man could hate dogs He could not | N |
| Men surely are superior Well then | O |
| Where could you find a dog who hates all men | O |
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| My brothers think this over and reflect | P |
| E'en curs hold qualities we may respect | P |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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