The Exiles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE F FGH HA IJIJKAKA LMLMANC| They were a merrie companie | A |
| Who'd dwelt together all these years | B |
| A little mixed in type maybe | C |
| Yet prone to mingle now as peers | B |
| For old acquaintance sake and so | D |
| Bewilderment about them swirled | E |
| When told abruptly they must go | D |
| From these snug shelves back to the world | E |
| - | |
| Bill Sikes wept over Little Nell | F |
| Pickwick and Cratchit cried 'Too bad ' | - |
| Tom Pinch and Fagin said farewell | F |
| Uriah Heep was humbly sad | G |
| And Nickleby and Copperfield | H |
| Shook hands and said 'Good bye old man ' | - |
| And even Daniel Quilp appealed | H |
| To gods of fiction 'gainst the ban | A |
| - | |
| Smike took his leave of Barney Rudge | I |
| Pecksniff pledged Salry one last cup | J |
| Micawber vowed he would not budge | I |
| For something surely must turn up | J |
| And something surely did for news | K |
| Now spreads among the exiled clan | A |
| That some old friend with kindly views | K |
| Proposes to reverse the ban | A |
| - | |
| Sam Weller kisses Sally Brass | L |
| Alf Jingle hugs old Bumble tight | M |
| Scrooge dances with the Vardon lass | L |
| And all are crazy with delight | M |
| Again a merrie companie | A |
| Or soon to be so as before | N |
| And Swiveller sighs and says 'Thanks be | C |
| Safe from my creditors once more ' | - |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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