Week-ends Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCADA EFGFHIJI KLKLMNOP QAAARSPS| I don't know what's come to the summer | A |
| In these dull and decadent years | B |
| But a fellow grows glummer and glummer | A |
| As promise of autumn appears | B |
| For there's not been a sign of a week end of shine | C |
| Or the sun on the sea all aglimmer | A |
| And as the weeks pass wet and windy alas | D |
| Thin hope grows yet slimmer and slimmer | A |
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| Oh the sad days the mad days | E |
| Of rain and wind and mud | F |
| The week speeds by with the sun on high | G |
| To come a sickening thud | F |
| When the slippery slosh of the gum golosh | H |
| On the soaked and sodden ground | I |
| Thro' the country lane sounds once again | J |
| When the week end comes around | I |
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| When I go to the bush for a week end | K |
| From a city aglow in the sun | L |
| My holiday comes to a bleak end | K |
| Ere half a day's length has been run | L |
| And I gaze thro' the pane at the splattering rain | M |
| Forlorn thro' a profitless Sunday | N |
| And come back to town with the sun pouring down | O |
| To smile on my labours on Monday | P |
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| Oh the weekends when pique ends | Q |
| In grim and gaunt despair | A |
| Hope wakes anew as all week thro' | A |
| The glass is pointing fair | A |
| And fine and warm but a lurking storm | R |
| Behind the high hills grows | S |
| To spread dismay each Saturday | P |
| And another week end goes | S |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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