Illuminations Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FDFDGHG| Smith is a loyalist good and true | A |
| And a lad of the 'whole hog' class | B |
| And yesterday when he went to view | A |
| The Royal procession pass | B |
| He'd flags in his buttonhole flags in his hat | C |
| Flags all gaudy and gay | D |
| And he splintered the welkin from where he sat | C |
| With many a loud 'Hooray ' | E |
| - | |
| Last night when the town was a blaze of light | F |
| Smith was still on his way | D |
| And I saw him pass thro' the brilliant night | F |
| Gaudy vociferous gay | D |
| He was still in the fashion and going strong | G |
| And I gather he'd been to sup | H |
| For he chortled a song as he went along | G |
| Thoroughly well 'lit up ' | - |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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