Men And Dreamers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDBBEE FFGGHHIT'S one o' my idees that men ain't all of fightin' stock | A |
They ain't all built fer ploughin' or fer hewin' out a rock | A |
An' they ain't all made fer battlin' up against life's steady stream | B |
There must be some of us on earth God put here jes' to dream | B |
Leastwise it strikes me that way if it wasn't so I guess | C |
Instead o' dreamin' here I 'd be out hustlin' fer success | C |
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There's men that's fond o' money and there's men in love with fame | D |
An' there's others seekin' glory an' a great an' honored name | D |
There's men that's built fer fightin' men who love to plan an' scheme | B |
Men that's born with love o' conquest an' there's men that love to dream | B |
Men who 'd rather spend a life time where the roses bloom and nod | E |
Than win prizes on the highways where the fightin' brothers plod | E |
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Folks may call me shiftless maybe an' may sneer when they go by | F |
In their autos big an' splendid while I'm gazin' at the sky | F |
An' perhaps they think I envy 'em the luxuries they know | G |
But I don't My soul don't need 'em an' I 'd gladly tell 'em so | G |
Fer I 'm happier with the roses an' the hollyhocks an' trees | H |
Than I would be makin' money that is why I take my ease | H |
Edgar Albert Guest
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