The Incorrigible Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEAE DFAGHIAI JKIKLMAM NODOPDND| The bad boy of Europe | A |
| He stands in dire disgrace | B |
| Crying too loud his innocence | C |
| While guilt grins from his face | B |
| The gangster and the racketeer | D |
| Earth's honest folk disown | E |
| And the bad boy of Europe | A |
| He walks his way alone | E |
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| In cynical dishonour | D |
| The world is not yet lost | F |
| As the dull boy of Europe | A |
| Discovers to his cost | G |
| Something is let to decency | H |
| And something of fair play | I |
| As the shameless boy of Europe | A |
| Learns to his vague dismay | I |
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| Tho' nations yet be governed | J |
| By chiefs too worldly wise | K |
| There runs an unclean pathway | I |
| From which men turn their eyes | K |
| Defined by laws unwritten | L |
| There yet remains The Code | M |
| But the bad boy of Europe | A |
| Treads the forbidden road | M |
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| Never 'mid Christian nations | N |
| Shall might be counted right | O |
| And murder stays foul murder | D |
| Ever in just men's sight | O |
| The wide world shall disown them | P |
| Who own that guilt stained crew | D |
| Whose acts belie their mouthings | N |
| Whose mouthings ring untrue | D |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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