When So Dispoged Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCCD EFGFHIHHI JCJCDCDDC KLKLMNOMN| Oh foolish flapper keen to be | A |
| Considered cute and up to date | B |
| Sit down a while and hark to me | A |
| And I shall truly read your fate | B |
| Not in a tea cup sweetling mine | C |
| But in the leas of a gin and two | D |
| Manhattans swigged before the wine | C |
| Martinis guzzled ere you dine | C |
| There shall I trace your fortune true | D |
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| What see we in the stickly smear | E |
| Where still the liquor lingers damp | F |
| A sorry group of hags are here | G |
| Gin eaters such as Mistress Gamp | F |
| Here lurks a warning precious pet | H |
| For those who walk the wobbly path | I |
| That crystal fluid don't forget | H |
| Was ne'er ingurgitated yet | H |
| Without some awful aftermath | I |
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| And here we see your own sweet self | J |
| Sipping some hocussed hypocrene | C |
| Innocuous Nay charming elf | J |
| It may be colored pink or green | C |
| Ambrosial amber 'spite the hue | D |
| Such dopes deceptive men sneak in | C |
| Its basic bane yet lingers true | D |
| It's giggle juice a droll's brew | D |
| It's 'mother's ruin ' per it's GIN | C |
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| Gin that has brought the shame of age | K |
| The maudlin speech the muddled mind | L |
| Since olden days to saint and sage | K |
| To Sairey Gamp and all her kind | L |
| And if you as I'll not suppose | M |
| Be 'so dispoged' to misbehave | N |
| I read your progress to the close | O |
| The glazing eye the reddening nose | M |
| The hobnail liver and the grave | N |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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