Spots Through The Ages Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEFG GG G HHHGH

Romance goes out of everything in these days of ill graceA
And even old John Barleycorn grows 'standardised' apaceA
Once henchman of gay gallantry a kindlier part he playedB
Scene Tavern door A saucy wench A merry ruffling bladeB
He stops She smiles Arm round her waist 'Could Eve be more divineC
See a kiss my pretty sweetling Then I pray a stoup of wine 'D
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'Twas in a 'silver' tassie' that Rab Burns pledged his lassE
The current one 'tis understood But days grows drab alasE
Scene London pub Tiles Glittering glass and there behind the barF
A brass haired goddess proud aloof from this meek gutter childG
'A pot o' four 'arf thank yeh miss An' please to dror it ild '-
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The scene shifts to Australia 'where a man can raise a thirst '-
See Kipling From 'long sleevers' now they drained the stuff acurstG
Back of beyond by Clancy's run they've a had a six months' droughtG
Scene Old bush shanty Summer Flies Six shearers 'cutting out '-
A shirt sleeved whiskered barman Says Bill 'By gum it's 'otG
Breast up blokes Name yer gargle Rybuck boss mine's a pot '-
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But mass production now debunks old John for olden sinsH
They've 'synthesised' him 'standardised' him soldered him in tinsH
Grog goes no more with gallantry nor wine with poesyH
Scene Chain store grocer's Pickles clothes pegs jam tinned salmon teaG
Smug grocer strict abstainer enter cove in working dudsH
He slings a sprat across the joint 'Hoy Gissa tinna suds '-

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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