Heigh, Ho! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB C D E FFG DHFF I EEEEFFHeigh ho But they're talking talking | A |
As the cold hard streets we're walking | A |
Seeking work at any wage | B |
While the talkers rant and rage | B |
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Says the judge 'Let's look up section | C |
Ninety eight in this connection ' | - |
'Right ' replied the advocate | D |
'But I submit that's out of date ' | - |
'Sir ' the judge says 'such things border | E |
On contempt You're out of order ' | - |
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Heigh ho But a man grows weary | F |
Time flies and the outlook's dreary | F |
What care we for argument | G |
When bread alone can bring content ' | - |
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'What ' enquires the advocate | D |
'Happened in the Roman State | H |
Back in forty two B C | F |
Let me read some history | F |
Fifty pages 'Tis but just ' | - |
'Well ' the judge sighs 'if you must | I |
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Heigh ho When life is over | E |
Must we rest in fields of clover | E |
Listening to long endless chater | E |
On some point that does not matter | E |
Heigh ho I'd rather be | F |
Where they'll find some work for me | F |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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