'the Lone Wolf Of Canberra' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCB ADADD DD BEBEFFFE GHGHBBBHA man without a party he | A |
Knows nought of obligation | B |
To any friend but fancy free | A |
He represents the nation | B |
In lonely majesty he sits | C |
To give the Opposition fits | C |
Or rend the Government to bits | C |
With fierce vituperation | B |
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Of all he is most wise most free | A |
Most pure and inter alia | D |
Shorn of responsibility | A |
He speaks for all Australia | D |
Tho' parties rise or parties fall | D |
What cares he He's 'Agin 'em all ' | - |
Sole patriot clad at Freedom's call | D |
In Liberty's regalia | D |
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All saving him are out of tune | B |
When the lone wolf is howling | E |
He lifts his head and bays the moon | B |
With fierce but futile growling | E |
And tho' the Opposition squirms | F |
And Ministers would sue for terms | F |
He knows them all for loathy worms | F |
Despite the Speaker's scowling | E |
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At Canberra he's as free as air | G |
So say the press recorders | H |
He knows no man as master there | G |
Within its sylvan borders | H |
And so tho' members fret and frown | B |
He scarcely ever need sit down | B |
Except to write to Sydney town | B |
To Mister Lang for orders | H |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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