A Woman's Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDCEFGF HDIDJKLK MNONPQRQ STUTGFVF| A | |
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| There are times a woman's love | B |
| Fer a man stands out I guess | C |
| More n usual like as when | D |
| Sickness comes or else distress | C |
| But I reckon that it shines | E |
| Brighter than a taller dip | F |
| When a man is goin' away | G |
| An' she comes t' pack his grip | F |
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| 'Pears t' me she seems t' think | H |
| More about his comforts then | D |
| Puts in slippers jes' as though | I |
| They were worn by traveling men | D |
| Fusses round an' round th' room | J |
| Hopin' maybe that she'll see | K |
| Somethin' that perhaps he'll need | L |
| Jes' as thoughtful as can be | K |
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| Packs in heavy underwear | M |
| Fearin' that it may get cold | N |
| It is most remarkable | O |
| What a common grip will hold | N |
| When a woman fills it up | P |
| Things fer sunshine an' fer rain | Q |
| Pills fer every kind of ills | R |
| Liniment fer every pain | Q |
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| Seen her pack that grip o' mine | S |
| Hundred times I guess an' more | T |
| Heard her sigh while doin' it | U |
| Kneelin' on th' bedroom floor | T |
| An' I never went away | G |
| On the shortest kind o' trip | F |
| Without feelin' that her heart | V |
| Had been packed inside my grip | F |
Edgar Albert Guest
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