The Gladstone Alphabet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCADEEFFGGHHIIJJ KKLLML

A's Aristides or Gladstone the GoodA
B is Lord B whom I'd crush if I couldA
C are Conservatives full of mad pranksB
D are the Dunces who fill up their ranksB
E stands for Ewelme of some notorietyC
F for the Fuss made in Oxford societyC
G stands for Gladstone a hewer of woodA
H is my Hatchet of merciless moodD
I is the Irish Church which I cut downE
J are the Jobs which I kill with a frownE
K are the Knocks which I give and I takeF
L are the Liberals whom I forsakeF
M are the Ministry whom I revileG
N are the Noodles my speeches beguileG
O is the Office I mean to refuseH
P is the Premier I long for his shoesH
Q are the Qualms of my conscience refinedI
R is the Rhetoric nothing can bindI
S is Herr Schliemann who loves much to walk aboutJ
T ancient Troy which I love much to talk aboutJ
U is the Union of Church and StateK
V are my former Views now out of dateK
W is William the People's 'True Bill 'L
X is the Exit from power of that 'Will 'L
Y is Young England who soon will uniteM
Z in fresh Zeal for the 'People's Delight 'L
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Edward Woodley Bowling



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