Men And Dreamers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDBBEE FFGGHH

IT'S one o' my idees that men ain't all of fightin' stockA
They ain't all built fer ploughin' or fer hewin' out a rockA
An' they ain't all made fer battlin' up against life's steady streamB
There must be some of us on earth God put here jes' to dreamB
Leastwise it strikes me that way if it wasn't so I guessC
Instead o' dreamin' here I 'd be out hustlin' fer successC
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There's men that's fond o' money and there's men in love with fameD
An' there's others seekin' glory an' a great an' honored nameD
There's men that's built fer fightin' men who love to plan an' schemeB
Men that's born with love o' conquest an' there's men that love to dreamB
Men who 'd rather spend a life time where the roses bloom and nodE
Than win prizes on the highways where the fightin' brothers plodE
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Folks may call me shiftless maybe an' may sneer when they go byF
In their autos big an' splendid while I'm gazin' at the skyF
An' perhaps they think I envy 'em the luxuries they knowG
But I don't My soul don't need 'em an' I 'd gladly tell 'em soG
Fer I 'm happier with the roses an' the hollyhocks an' treesH
Than I would be makin' money that is why I take my easeH

Edgar Albert Guest



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