Golden Silence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFFE GGHAAH DDIJJI| A word out of season | A |
| Of vapid unreason | A |
| May seem mere political twaddle at best | B |
| But this thing needs abatement | C |
| If with each wild statement | C |
| It mean's that a cool quarter million's gone West | B |
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| What millions are pouring | D |
| While raving and roaring | D |
| Not only John Lang but a dozen or more | E |
| Political brothers | F |
| Outshouting the others | F |
| With rhetoric costly are taking the floor | E |
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| In mood apathetic | G |
| We hear energetic | G |
| But futile economists voicing their views | H |
| And little attention | A |
| We give the dissension | A |
| Until we awoke to this dread bit of news | H |
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| Now what are we paying | D |
| For all this dull braying | D |
| Beyond computation the vast millions heap | I |
| Till we're yearing to shackle | J |
| This mad costly cackle | J |
| With curses for him who said talking was cheap | I |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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