'the Lone Wolf Of Canberra' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCB ADADD DD BEBEFFFE GHGHBBBH

A man without a party heA
Knows nought of obligationB
To any friend but fancy freeA
He represents the nationB
In lonely majesty he sitsC
To give the Opposition fitsC
Or rend the Government to bitsC
With fierce vituperationB
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Of all he is most wise most freeA
Most pure and inter aliaD
Shorn of responsibilityA
He speaks for all AustraliaD
Tho' parties rise or parties fallD
What cares he He's 'Agin 'em all '-
Sole patriot clad at Freedom's callD
In Liberty's regaliaD
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All saving him are out of tuneB
When the lone wolf is howlingE
He lifts his head and bays the moonB
With fierce but futile growlingE
And tho' the Opposition squirmsF
And Ministers would sue for termsF
He knows them all for loathy wormsF
Despite the Speaker's scowlingE
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At Canberra he's as free as airG
So say the press recordersH
He knows no man as master thereG
Within its sylvan bordersH
And so tho' members fret and frownB
He scarcely ever need sit downB
Except to write to Sydney townB
To Mister Lang for ordersH

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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