Monday Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCCCB DDDEFFFE GGGBHHHB IIIJKKKJ LLLMNNNOI often pause to contemplate | A |
The sadly barren mental state | A |
Of persons whom it is my fate | A |
To meet on Monday morning | B |
They should be after Sunday's rest | C |
Alert clear minded full of zest | C |
But everywhere they are oppressed | C |
Bad tempered dull and yawning | B |
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But I I'm always strangely bright | D |
Primed with ideas and full of fight | D |
With brain alert and eye alight | D |
With rare exhilaration | E |
All due no doubt to my wise bent | F |
To do no thing I should repent | F |
And to a Sunday wisely spent | F |
In pious contemplation | E |
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I do not wish to set myself | G |
Upon some loft moral shelf | G |
And treat my brother man poor elf | G |
To haughty patronising | B |
And yet I feel I have to say | H |
That I regard the laggard way | H |
That men approach their work this day | H |
As utterly surprising | B |
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Oh I could write this gladsome morn | I |
With vigour of a man new born | I |
Rare verses full of lilting scorn | I |
About my fellow's failings | J |
Or I could write on politics | K |
And heave a hundred verbal bricks | K |
Using the rhymster's thousand tricks | K |
In homilies and railings | J |
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But I resist for being kind | L |
I know that human nature's blind | L |
And weak and frail I have no mind | L |
To call down envious curses | M |
And tho' I tremble on the verge | N |
I manfully resist the urge | N |
And sing where I might shout and splurge | N |
These rather halting verses | O |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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