Nothing Unusual Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHIH JBJBKLKA| They lived together thirty years | A |
| I Through storm and sunshine weal and woe | B |
| They shared each other's hopes and fears | A |
| She still his sweetheart he her beau | B |
| She proud of him though he was not | C |
| A millionaire or known to fame | D |
| The wife contented with her lot | C |
| The man well very much the same | D |
| - | |
| He never thought she ought to be | E |
| Always agreeable and gay | F |
| And she did not expect that he | E |
| Would never have a grouchy day | F |
| She did not think that he was one | G |
| Without a single fault or whim | H |
| Nor did she try a paragon | I |
| Of goodness to make out of him | H |
| - | |
| But hand in hand they went along | J |
| Through all the moods that humans know | B |
| Displeasure came when things went wrong | J |
| She still his sweetheart he her beau | B |
| Frowns smiles delight despair they knew | K |
| With love always to dry their tears | L |
| Just simple human folks those two | K |
| Who lived together thirty years | A |
Edgar Albert Guest
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