The Girl Of The U.s.a. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDCEF GHIHJCKF LMNMOCPFOh the maidens of France are certainly fine | A |
And I think every fellow will state | B |
That the 'what you may call it' coiffured way | C |
They put up their hair is great | B |
And they know how to dress and they wear their clothes | D |
In a fetching frenchy way | C |
And yet to me there is just one girl | E |
The girl of the U S A | F |
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I like to listen when French girls talk | G |
Though I'm weak in the 'parlez vous' game | H |
But the language of youth in every land | I |
Is somehow about the same | H |
And I've learned a regular code of shrugs | J |
And they seem to know what I say | C |
But the girl whose voice goes straight to my heart | K |
Is the girl of the U S A | F |
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I haven't a word but words of praise | L |
For these dear little girls of France | M |
And I will confess that I've felt a thrill | N |
As I faced their line of advance | M |
But I haven't been taken a prisoner yet | O |
And I won't be until the day | C |
When I carry my colours to lay at the feet | P |
Of a girl of the U S A | F |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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