Let's Go Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFFGGHHIJB| 'There isn't any business ' wailed the sad and gloomy man | A |
| 'I haven't made a dollar since the armistice began ' | B |
| But I couldn't help reflecting as I heard his story through | C |
| That the hopeful cheerful hustler seems to have a lot to do | C |
| I've been in business places where the air was thick with gloom | D |
| And the men were sad and solemn like the mourners at a tomb | D |
| And there wasn't any business or an order coming in | E |
| And what's more there never will be till those fellows start to grin | E |
| 'There isn't any business' aren't you weary of the cry | F |
| Men have caught the gloomy habit and they sit around and sigh | F |
| But the hustler I have noticed who has quit his easy chair | G |
| And is confidently working seems to gather in his share | G |
| It is time to get the business it is time to hustle out | H |
| With a man's faith in the future much too long we've scattered doubt | H |
| Much too long we've sobbed and whimpered much too long we've talked of woe | I |
| Now it's time for optimism and the hopeful phrase | J |
| 'Let's go ' | B |
Edgar Albert Guest
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