Hats Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEGHIHI JKJLCMCM| I sing of the hat of the human lid | A |
| The cadev the tile or whatever you please | B |
| The thing that we wear or our fathers did | A |
| For the making of comfort and greater ease | B |
| Man suffers a roof up over his head | C |
| 'Gainst the wind and the weather to keep them out | D |
| But as for a woman when all is said | C |
| It's the very last thing she thinks about | D |
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| Why queer 'creations' should deck her brow | E |
| Or the back of her neck or her small pink ear | F |
| She hasn't the least idea I vow | E |
| For out of the blue come things of fear | G |
| And all in a night as it were like that | H |
| Every matron and maid in town | I |
| Abandons the saucer she had for a hat | H |
| For a thing like a billy can upside down | I |
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| Weird fruit salads and flower decked tiles | J |
| Dingle dangles roosters and bows | K |
| Furs and feathers have served the styles | J |
| And what is the next craze no man knows | L |
| But the cruel thing that I have heard said | C |
| I still deny as I ever denied | M |
| That the crazy affairs on the feminine head | C |
| Give evidence clear of the stuff inside | M |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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