Ballade Of The Golfer In Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBC ABADBCBC ABABBCBC E BCBC| In the foursome some would fain | A |
| Find nepenthe for their woe | B |
| Following through shine or rain | A |
| Where the greens like satin show | B |
| But I vote such sport as slow | B |
| Find it rather glum and gruesome | C |
| With a little maid I know | B |
| I would play a quiet twosome | C |
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| In the threesome some maintain | A |
| Lies excitement's gayest glow | B |
| Strife that mounts unto the brain | A |
| Like the sparkling Veuve Clicquot | D |
| My opinion Nay not so | B |
| Noon or eve or morning dewsome | C |
| With a little maid I know | B |
| I would play a quiet twosome | C |
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| Bays of glory some would gain | A |
| With grim Bogey for their foe | B |
| He's a bogey who's not slain | A |
| Save one smite with canny blow | B |
| Yet I hold this tame and though | B |
| My refrain seems trite 'tis truesome | C |
| With a little maid I know | B |
| I would play a quiet twosome | C |
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| envoy | E |
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| Comrades all who golfing go | B |
| Happiness if you would view some | C |
| With a little maid you know | B |
| Haste and play a quiet twosome | C |
Clinton Scollard
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