Troubles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJEKE LEMENEKE| Troubles Sure I've lots of them | A |
| Got 'em heaped up by the score | B |
| Got 'em baled and bundled up | C |
| Got 'em hid behind the door | B |
| Got 'em young and got 'em old | D |
| Got 'em big and little too | E |
| Don't care to discuss 'em now | F |
| Rather tell my joys to you | E |
| - | |
| Got the finest home there is | G |
| Got the finest pair o' boys | H |
| An' the sweetest little girl | I |
| Reg'lar livin' breathin' joys | H |
| Got the finest wife in town | J |
| Got a little garden too | E |
| Troubles Sure I've got 'em but | K |
| Rather tell my joys to you | E |
| - | |
| Got a bunch of friends I love | L |
| Friends I know are staunch and true | E |
| Visit 'em they visit me | M |
| Jus' the way good friends should do | E |
| Got my health an' got a job | N |
| That's enough to see me through | E |
| Troubles Sure I've got 'em but | K |
| Rather tell my joys to you | E |
Edgar Albert Guest
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