The Beaconsfield Alphabet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEEAAFFEEGGEEHH AAAAEE

A's my new policy called AnnexationA
B is the Bother it causes the nationA
C is Lord Chelmsford engaged with ZulusB
D the Disasters which give me 'the blues 'C
E is the Effort I make to look merryD
F is my Failure deplorable veryD
G is Sir Garnett alas not ubiquitousE
H stands for H t an M P iniquitousE
I stands for India a source of vexationA
J are the Jews a most excellent nationA
K is the Khedive whose plan is to borrowF
L L s d I'll annex him to morrowF
M's the Majority which I much prizeE
N are the Non contents whom I despiseE
O's the Opposition so often defeatedG
P is P ll that Home ruler conceitedG
Q are the Questions put by noble LordsE
R my Responses more cutting than swordsE
S is the Sultan my friend true and warmH
T are the Turks whom I hope to reformH
U's my Utopia Cyprus I meanA
V is Victoria my Empress and QueenA
W's the World which ere long I shall ownA
X is the sign of my power unknownA
Y is the Yacht I shall keep in the Red SeaE
Z the Zulus whom I wish in the Dead SeaE
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Edward Woodley Bowling



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