Your Caddie And You Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| He is with you every minute in the smooth and in the rough | A |
| And your caddie's quick to sense it if you're made of proper stuff | A |
| If you hear your trials bravely if you do the best you can | B |
| You will find the little fellow trying hard to be a man | B |
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| If you show the proper spirit when you meet misfortune grim | C |
| You'll be making a courageous and a plucky chap of him | C |
| But if you're overbearing and the speech of brutes employ | D |
| You are ruining the morals and the manhood of the boy | D |
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| He's a manly little fellow and he wants to do what's right | E |
| But he's quick to sense injustice and his breast is full of fight | E |
| So remember when he doesn't always do as he should do | F |
| And you find that he is careless that the fault may lie with you | F |
Edgar Albert Guest
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