A Boy And His Dad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFEEGG HHIIJJKL EEMMNNAA

A boy and his dad on a fishing tripA
There is a glorious fellowshipA
Father and son and the open skyB
And the white clouds lazily drifting byB
And the laughing stream as it runs alongC
With the clicking reel like a martial songC
And the father teaching the youngster gayD
How to land a fish in the sportsman's wayD
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I fancy I hear them talking thereE
In an open boat and speech is fairE
And the boy is learning the ways of menF
From the finest man in his youthful kenF
Kings to youngster cannot compareE
With the gentle father who's with him thereE
And the greatest mind of the human raceG
Not for one minute could take his placeG
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Which is happier man or boyH
The soul of the father is steeped in joyH
For he's finding out to his heart's delightI
That his son is fit for the future fightI
He is learning the glorious depths of himJ
And the thoughts he thinks and his every whimJ
And he shall discover when night comes onK
How close he has grown to his little sonL
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Oh I envy them as I see them thereE
Under the sky in the open airE
For out of the the old old long agoM
Come the summer days that I used to knowM
When I learned life's truth from my father's lipsN
As I shared the joy of his fishing tripsN
A boy and his dad on a fishing tripA
Builders of life's companionshipA

Edgar Albert Guest



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