Frank The Jester Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCB DEDEFFFE EGEHIIIH JKJKLLLThere's joy in legislative halls | A |
When Frank's in opposition | B |
But gloom upon the Chamber falls | A |
When Frank holds high position | B |
His merry japes no longer flit | C |
About the House to mellow it | C |
For cares of office dull his wit | C |
And mar his life's great mission | B |
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Frank's mission and a high one too | D |
Amongst the chiefest rating | E |
Is to infuse come joy anew | D |
Into the dull debating | E |
When speakers drone and lose their grip | F |
And every member has the pip | F |
Up rises Frank with merry quip | F |
And humor scintillating | E |
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But as a Minister alack | E |
His ready wit grows clouded | G |
For higher roles he takes the sack | E |
For in a House enshrouded | H |
By weariness when members sup | I |
Of dreariness the prosy cup | I |
And word goes round that Frank is up | I |
The benches soon are crowded | H |
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I feel I earn a nation's thanks | J |
If I with due humility | K |
Suggest for such a wit as Frank's | J |
A new and fit nobility | K |
If I'd my way I'd have him sent | L |
Our happier moods to represent | L |
As 'Minister for Merriment | L |
Without Responsibiiity ' | - |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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