Ma An' Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDAA EEFFGGHHAA IIJJBBKKAA LLMMNNOOAA| There've been times we'd disagree | A |
| Somethin' awful Ma an' me | A |
| Times when I would bang the door | B |
| Never to come back no more | B |
| An' go stompin' down the street | C |
| Sayin' things I won't repeat | C |
| Vowin' that the only course | D |
| For us two was a di vorce | D |
| Then when it come time for tea | A |
| We'd make up would Ma an' me | A |
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| We've had many a lively spat | E |
| Arguin' over this an' that | E |
| There've been times when Ma got mad | F |
| Said enough o' me she'd had | F |
| Tired o' listenin' to me jaw | G |
| Reckoned that she'd go t' law | G |
| Tell the judge her tale o' woe | H |
| An' my own way I could go | H |
| Then the children we would see | A |
| An' we'd laugh would Ma an' me | A |
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| Ma an' me ain't angels quite | I |
| Neither of us does things right | I |
| She's got reason fer complaint | J |
| She ain't married to a saint | J |
| Guess I've tried her patience more | B |
| Than the children round the door | B |
| An' at times by all that's fine | K |
| Ma has certainly tried mine | K |
| But together still are we | A |
| Pals an' lovers Ma an' me | A |
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| We've just plodded on the way | L |
| Hand in hand from day to day | L |
| Workin' for the greatest good | M |
| Doin' just the best we could | M |
| Gettin' mad as people will | N |
| But remainin' faithful still | N |
| An' we've never gone to bed | O |
| Till we took back all we said | O |
| Kissed an' vowed we'd always be | A |
| Pals an' sweethearts Ma an' me | A |
Edgar Albert Guest
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