The Way To Do Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKHK AK KLEGE CMNMOCPC| How's things says I | A |
| Says he 'Not bad | B |
| They might be worse | C |
| But then I 'm glad | B |
| They ain't ' That's all | D |
| He had to say | E |
| An' whistled as | F |
| He went away | E |
| - | |
| He had his troubles | G |
| That I knew | H |
| And sorrows also | I |
| Grieved him too | H |
| But not a word | J |
| Of them says he | K |
| But kep' 'em to | H |
| Himself you see | K |
| - | |
| 'How's things ' says I | A |
| 'Not bad ' says he | K |
| 'They might be worse ' | - |
| An' seems to me | K |
| That's jes' the thing | L |
| We all should say | E |
| About our troubles | G |
| Every day | E |
| - | |
| They might be worse | C |
| Of course they might | M |
| This thought should put | N |
| Our gloom to flight | M |
| Let's cease our | O |
| Troubles to rehearse | C |
| And tell our friends | P |
| They might be worse | C |
Edgar Albert Guest
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