A Suggestion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAB CCDAAD EEFAAF AAGAAG| As I go and shop sir | A |
| If a car I stop sir | A |
| Where you chance to sit | B |
| And you want to read sir | A |
| Never mind or heed sir | A |
| I ll not care a bit | B |
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| For it s now aesthetic | C |
| To be quite athletic | C |
| That s our fad you know | D |
| I can hold the strap sir | A |
| And keep off your lap sir | A |
| As we jolting go | D |
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| If you read on blindly | E |
| I shall take it kindly | E |
| All the car s not mine | F |
| But if you sit and stare sir | A |
| At my eyes and hair sir | A |
| I must draw the line | F |
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| If the stare is meant sir | A |
| For a compliment sir | A |
| As we jog through town | G |
| Allow me to suggest sir | A |
| A woman oft looks best sir | A |
| When she s sitting down | G |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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