Earth's Oldest Show Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGDGD HDHDIJIJ HKHKLHLH

Not in our public parks for private gainA
This centuries old precursor of all dramasB
That lured babes in old Italy and SpainA
To plague for pence their medieval mamasB
Not for the modern child this crude displayC
Of brutal bouts with staves or battles ficticD
So wise and reverend city elders sayC
But we might get lighted fountains 'Ow hartisticD
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Not in our playgrounds may the showman pitchE
His box of tricks that from our great gand daddiesF
And their great great grand daddies drew those richE
Fat chuckles of pure joy when they were laddiesF
Not for our bairns that vulgar figure PunchG
With his hypocrisy and moods pleneticD
His Mammoth nose his ugly malformed hunchG
But we might have colored fountains 'Ow hestheticD
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Not Punch that wicked well loved reprobateH
Beneath false jocularity concealingD
A world of mordant and malicious hateH
Beneath his leer sad lack of all nice feelingD
Not Judy feckless spouse doomed ne'er to knowI
Domestic peace but e'er to find some rift inJ
The matrimonial lute A sordid showI
But illuminated water So hupliftin'J
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Ponder effects upon the plastic mondH
Police made victims of a murderer's revelK
Infanticide Wife beating Then to findH
A crude portrayal of a personal devilK
It must creat false values such low lifeL
As Punchinello and his gang would paint itH
A homicidal crook with half wit wifeL
But we might have rainbow fountains 'Ighbrow hain't itH

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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