Mother's Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDE FGFGHDHD IJIJKGKG LGLGJMJMMatriarchy's coming fast | A |
Matriarchy's here | B |
Man's supremacy at last | A |
Finds the end is near | C |
Since the days of troglodytes | D |
Man the lord and master | E |
Sees his olden cherished rights | D |
Slipping fast and faster | E |
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Daddy has no time to roam | F |
The household bills he's clearing | G |
Mummy's left four kids at home | F |
And gone electioneering | G |
Mummy holds a sacred trust | H |
To talk the public dizzy | D |
Daddy has to earn a crust | H |
And gosh it keeps him busy | D |
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Once a chattel and a slave | I |
We grabbed her by her hair | J |
And flung her in our private cave | I |
To do our cooking there | J |
But since her olden bonds were loosed | K |
More liberty she's craving | G |
And lovely woman rules the roost | K |
While mankind does the slaving | G |
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Marriage is a full time job | L |
For Daddy ever toiling | G |
He has to work the poor old swab | L |
To keep the pot a boiling | G |
But Mummy has the time to spare | J |
To right a stricken nation | M |
Oh cares Oh clubs Oh flowing hair | J |
This is emancipation | M |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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