Repaired Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABB CDCCDD EFEEFF GHGGII JFJJFF IIIIII IIIIII KLKKML CFCCNNHauled I was from out the tip | A |
Fritz made with his demonstration | B |
All broke up a fractured hip | A |
In me Darby Kell a rip | A |
Settn' up a cool sensation | B |
Like excessive ventilation | B |
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One 'and cluttered up a treat | C |
On me oath you wouldn't know it | D |
From a 'andsome plate of meat | C |
They had sorter pied me feet | C |
And a bullet of the foe hit | D |
Where no decent bloke could show it | D |
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'Arf a year they've botched me now | E |
Ev'ry scientific schemer | F |
In the cor' has faked me prow | E |
Soled 'n' heeled a bloke somehow | E |
Gawd the last one was a screamer | F |
Wirin' up me flamin' femur | F |
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Comes a guy and pipes you square | G |
Gogglin' at you through his glasses | H |
Swings you in the barber's chair | G |
Tilts you this end up with care | G |
Lets you have a whiff of gasses | I |
Chattin' off hand with the lasses | I |
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Then he slices clean 'n' swift | J |
Like a cobbler cuts his leather | F |
Gives the splintered knob a lift | J |
S'elp me tater it's a gift | J |
How they glues you all together | F |
Sayin' it's bin nicer weather | F |
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Surgeon wipes his 'ands a verse | I |
Chort e softly as he pitches | I |
Probes and sponges to the nurse | I |
Thinks the lunch might have bin worse | I |
Close your little gap he hitches | I |
Whistlin' as he jabs the stitches | I |
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I'm caught in with fiddle strings | I |
Stuck about with bits 'n' patches | I |
Fixed with ligatures 'n' springs | I |
Lath 'n' plastered swung in slings | I |
Skewered with little wooden matches | I |
Hung with hinges knobs 'n' latches | I |
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Till I lay behind me screen | K |
Serious 'n' sober one day | L |
Satisfied 'n' all serene | K |
'Arf a man 'n' 'arf machine | K |
What they winds up ev'ry Monday | M |
'N' it tilts all ways by Sunday | L |
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'Ome again I'll come a neat | C |
Semi autymatic loafer | F |
Number up 'n' all complete | C |
Creakin' round on Collins Street | C |
With a licence which I'll owe for | N |
My own car and my own shofer | N |
Edward George Dyson
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