Our Town Awakes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEE FFGGHHIIJJ KKLLEEMMNN OOHHPPQQRR

Six o'clock From the railway yardA
The engine toots careering hardA
A milk cart rattles by and stopsB
A magpie calls from the gum tree topsB
The pub 'boots' sweeping out the barC
Waves to the early service carC
While the town's chief toper waits outsideD
Woe begone and bleary eyedD
Two cows go lowing down the wayE
A rooster crows It's another dayE
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Eight o'clock The tradesmen comeF
Shop boys whistling masters glumF
To stand at doors and stretch and yawnG
Fronts are swept and blinds are drawnG
The washerwoman Mrs DubbsH
Slip slops off to her taps and tubsH
Washing clothes for other folkI
The cheery barber cracks a jokeI
But the day's first client fails to laughJ
Fresh from a tiff from his better halfJ
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Nine o'clock Precise and neatK
Miss Miggs comes mincing down the streetK
The town's dressmaker pert and primL
Sly eyes from under her hat's brimL
Gathering gossip by the wayE
The same old goings on todayE
That grocer off for his morning nipM
The chemist too that married ripM
Flirting again with the girl next doorN
Miss Miggs gleans twenty tales to storeN
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Ten o'clock The town grows briskO
Down the main street motors whiskO
Jinkers carts and farmers' draysH
Stop at shops and go their waysH
In soleman talk with the town surveyorP
Comes Mr Mullinger our mayorP
Pausing at doors for a friendly chatQ
He bows he smiles he lifts his hatQ
Now a brisker rush and a sudden dinR
'That's her ' And the city train comes inR

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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