The Barter Boom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABACAAAC AADEEDFFBGHB IFIFAJAAAJ AABBBBKKBBBB

Now since man became a martyrA
To this economic stressB
He has sought relief in barterA
From financial wretchednessB
So dispensing with the bankerA
If you've aught to trade at allC
Any thing for which you hankerA
From a needle to an anchorA
From a slipway to a spankerA
Is at callC
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So now what have you to profferA
Make an offer Make an offerA
Here's a punting gent prepared to make a dealD
He'll exchange a betting systemE
All the winners never missed 'emE
For a pair of boots size seven and a mealD
Here's a trusted politicianF
Giving up his great positionF
Voters vacillate so shamefully alasB
And he'll take a steady billetG
Confident that he can fill itH
For a pile of Hansards and one nice gold passB
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Here's a motorist who latelyI
Slightly sozzled bent on funF
Somewhat prone unfortunatelyI
To the game of hit and runF
Just involved in a disasterA
Swop one bent car arted highJ
Simplest in the world to masterA
Eighty m p h or fasterA
For a roll of sticking plasterA
And a good safe alibiJ
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Now then what have you to profferA
Make an offer any offerA
A poet licensed offers here a chanceB
Ten Centenary effusionsB
Odes one set of young illusionsB
For a top coat and a pair of unpatched pantsB
Here's a City Council willingK
To accept some concrete fillingK
Headache powders and a quantity of bricksB
For some fancy flags all nationsB
Sundry faded decorationsB
And a great big blithering pile of lollysticksB

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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