The Alcoholic Albatross Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DDEE FFGG HHII AAJK| Brothers what are we to think | A |
| When we muse upon strong drink | A |
| Is it bad or is it good | B |
| Is it poison or is it food | C |
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| Albatrosses so say some | D |
| Find great benefit in rum | D |
| And in gratitude for nips | E |
| Bring fair winds to troubled ships | E |
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| Others say the cocktail shaker | F |
| Is a noted trouble maker | F |
| And declare that men stir up | G |
| Woe in every claret cup | G |
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| But so far as I'm concerned | H |
| I may say I've never learned | H |
| Whether alcohol in place | I |
| Benefits the human race | I |
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| Take your choice If you should think | A |
| Drink is good why have a drink | A |
| But if you are at a loss | J |
| Give it to some albatross | K |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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