More For The Money Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDAAAEFDAGGD GGH EEIIAEJKIKWhat are the wild waves saying now that their lengths are changed | A |
In a manner most dismaying are the stations now aranged | A |
And I twist and twirl and twiddle at the knobs then with a screech | B |
Come sounds of a sobbing fiddle and a League of Nations speech | B |
Or the Abyssinian crisis with the football field's alarms | C |
Or the fat stock market prices mixed up with stuff by 'Brahms ' | D |
More for my money truly in these daft days I get | A |
Since the waves become unruly and the solo's a duet | A |
From HA and DB or LO and NT | A |
From AR and CK Sounds mingle in the cutest way | E |
'You are listening now to a song by Bach | F |
On the Jersey cow 'Hahk Hahk the Lahk ' | D |
On the cult of the tomato | A |
My cutie says Scratched for the Cup | G |
Von Plonken plays Prime wethers up | G |
With a 'cello obligato ' | D |
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What are the wild waves saying now that their paths o'erlap | G |
And the trumpet's brazen braying breaks in on the solemn chap | G |
Who tell the listening nation how flames of war arise | H |
But a strident Sydney station yells 'Smoke gets in your eyes ' | - |
And you'll note if you're observant that spite of all you say | E |
Your boss the Civil Servant goes on his own sweet way | E |
He deplores the sad disaster when your set so misbehaves | I |
But the servant rules the master and choas rules the waves | I |
From HA and DB from LO and NT | A |
From AR and CK Sounds mingle in the quaintest way | E |
But in a while you cease to smile | J |
For the thing's no longer funny | K |
Listener be wise Pray realise | I |
You get more for your money | K |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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