Highly Desireable Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABB CDCCDD EFEEFF| The boarder in the bar room rose | A |
| A pale gaunt man who lodged with Hann | B |
| I bear he said the worst of woes | A |
| And suffer torments no one knows | A |
| For do my best I never can | B |
| Have sleep like any other man | B |
| - | |
| I have insomnia said he | C |
| At times it drives me mad outright | D |
| Whate er I do where er I be | C |
| Its just the same so sleep for me | C |
| You won t believe for three years quite | D |
| I haven t slept two hours a night | D |
| - | |
| Boss cocky Billson softly swore | E |
| And turning from his chestnut cob | F |
| What s that he questioned from the door | E |
| You say that you don t sleep no more | E |
| Than two hours I pay thirty bob | F |
| Now mister do you want a job | F |
Edward George Dyson
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