George Jones Wonders Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKL MNMNHAHA'When I was young ' said old George Jones | A |
And rumbling from his bearded lips | B |
His deep voice boomed in measured tones | A |
Them airyplanes an' motor ships | B |
Was never knowed in that far day | C |
The wind blown craft that roamed the sea | D |
The stout draught horse the bullock dray | C |
Was quick enough for me like me | D |
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'We lived and toiled and fared not ill | E |
Life was a thing to be enjoyed | F |
We sold out crops and ate our fill | E |
And heard few tales of unemployed | F |
But lately like some secret flame | G |
This world beheld a puzzling thing | H |
Peace progress plenty yet too came | G |
Want idleness and suffering | H |
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'I asked a wine man from the town | I |
Why 'mid these riches such ills are | J |
'Bad transport ' said he with a frown | I |
And went off in his motor car | J |
I watched him racing down the road | K |
To where 'mid modern haste and fret | L |
This new world's tangled traffic flowed | K |
And scatched my head more puzzled yet | L |
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'Men say that times be mending now | M |
Maybe But still they don't explain | N |
This thing that worries me somehow | M |
The more we get the less we gain | N |
The more ships speed the less they bring | H |
The more man has the less he owns | A |
Why darn me 'Tis a crazy thing | H |
It don't make sense ' said old George Jones | A |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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