A Boy And His Dad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFEEGG HHIIJJKL EEMMNNAAA boy and his dad on a fishing trip | A |
There is a glorious fellowship | A |
Father and son and the open sky | B |
And the white clouds lazily drifting by | B |
And the laughing stream as it runs along | C |
With the clicking reel like a martial song | C |
And the father teaching the youngster gay | D |
How to land a fish in the sportsman's way | D |
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I fancy I hear them talking there | E |
In an open boat and speech is fair | E |
And the boy is learning the ways of men | F |
From the finest man in his youthful ken | F |
Kings to youngster cannot compare | E |
With the gentle father who's with him there | E |
And the greatest mind of the human race | G |
Not for one minute could take his place | G |
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Which is happier man or boy | H |
The soul of the father is steeped in joy | H |
For he's finding out to his heart's delight | I |
That his son is fit for the future fight | I |
He is learning the glorious depths of him | J |
And the thoughts he thinks and his every whim | J |
And he shall discover when night comes on | K |
How close he has grown to his little son | L |
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Oh I envy them as I see them there | E |
Under the sky in the open air | E |
For out of the the old old long ago | M |
Come the summer days that I used to know | M |
When I learned life's truth from my father's lips | N |
As I shared the joy of his fishing trips | N |
A boy and his dad on a fishing trip | A |
Builders of life's companionship | A |
Edgar Albert Guest
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