George Jones Wonders Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKL MNMNHAHA

'When I was young ' said old George JonesA
And rumbling from his bearded lipsB
His deep voice boomed in measured tonesA
Them airyplanes an' motor shipsB
Was never knowed in that far dayC
The wind blown craft that roamed the seaD
The stout draught horse the bullock drayC
Was quick enough for me like meD
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'We lived and toiled and fared not illE
Life was a thing to be enjoyedF
We sold out crops and ate our fillE
And heard few tales of unemployedF
But lately like some secret flameG
This world beheld a puzzling thingH
Peace progress plenty yet too cameG
Want idleness and sufferingH
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'I asked a wine man from the townI
Why 'mid these riches such ills areJ
'Bad transport ' said he with a frownI
And went off in his motor carJ
I watched him racing down the roadK
To where 'mid modern haste and fretL
This new world's tangled traffic flowedK
And scatched my head more puzzled yetL
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'Men say that times be mending nowM
Maybe But still they don't explainN
This thing that worries me somehowM
The more we get the less we gainN
The more ships speed the less they bringH
The more man has the less he ownsA
Why darn me 'Tis a crazy thingH
It don't make sense ' said old George JonesA

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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