The Martyr Of Bovinia Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEECC FFGGCC HHIICC| She milked the cow and all the morn was hushed | A |
| It was a beast that never kicked or rushed | A |
| The startled dicky birds of early Spring | B |
| Sat up amazed to mark this splendid thing | B |
| Nigh fainting with delight upon the bough | C |
| She milked the cow | C |
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| She milked the cow nor all the glory rare | D |
| Of that October morning could compare | D |
| With that sweet sylvan scene the grace the charm | E |
| The rhythmic movement of her dimpled arm | E |
| Would make a poor bloke feel just anyhow | C |
| She milked the cow | C |
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| She milked the cow 'Twas at South Sassafras | F |
| Which is a cruel word to rhyme alas | F |
| And all who gazed thereon decalred with force | G |
| It was sublime except the cow of course | G |
| Who wore a patient frown upn her brow | C |
| She milked the cow | C |
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| She milked the cow at least she said she did | H |
| There was the milk in proof and God forbid | H |
| That I should doubt the statement in the least | I |
| I sympathised in private with the beast | I |
| Who said but still what does it matter now | C |
| She milked the cow | C |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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