The Way Out Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCADDE AFAFBBAGG HBHBHHAAAA AAAAAAAAA| 'There must be some way out ' they say | A |
| 'There must be some way out | B |
| We've fallen on an evil day | A |
| That we no longer doubt | B |
| But surely there's some magic rare | C |
| To banish this dull load of care | C |
| And strengthen out defences | A |
| We'll find it yet if we but look | D |
| But this is sure By hook or crook | D |
| We won't cut down expenses ' | E |
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| How like a harried housewife these | A |
| Wild politicians seem | F |
| 'Oh George ' she cries 'Don't scold so please | A |
| You must find some shrewd scheme | F |
| There surely must be some way out | B |
| What of those deals you talked about | B |
| Are all your plans pretences | A |
| I want a frock I want a hat | G |
| My parties Bridge debts What of that | G |
| I can't cut down expenses ' | - |
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| But George he knows as well we know | H |
| There is but one way out | B |
| When incomes fall we must go slow | H |
| Stern facts no man may flout | B |
| And well we know as George must know | H |
| A pound note just so far will go | H |
| And all men in their senses | A |
| Well realise there's but one way | A |
| When we fall on an evil day | A |
| We've got to cut expenses | A |
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| The magic stone philosophers | A |
| Sought in the olden years | A |
| May by no chance be ours or hers | A |
| For all our pleas and tears | A |
| The only magic's common sense | A |
| Despite vague schemes and sly pretence | A |
| Wrangles and differences | A |
| When economic stress appears | A |
| One warning echoes down the years | A |
| 'Go slow and cut expenses ' | - |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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