The Final Tax Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBB CDCD CECE CFCF CGCG CHCH CBCB AAIA JKLM

Said Statesman A to Statesman ZA
What can we tax that is not payingB
We're taxing every blessed thingB
Here's what our people are defrayingB
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Tariff tax income taxC
Tax on retail salesD
Club tax school taxC
Tax on beers and alesD
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City tax county taxC
Tax on obligationsE
War tax wine taxC
Tax on corporationsE
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Brewer tax sewer taxC
Tax on motor carsF
Bond tax stock taxC
Tax on liquor barsF
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Bridge tax check taxC
Tax on drugs and pillsG
Gas tax ticket taxC
Tax on gifts in willsG
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Poll tax dog taxC
Tax on money loanedH
State tax road taxC
Tax on all things ownedH
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Stamp tax land taxC
Tax on wedding ringB
High tax low taxC
Tax on everythingB
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Said Statesman A to Statesman ZA
That is the list a pretty bevyA
No thing or act that is untaxedI
There's nothing more on which to levyA
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Said Statesman Z to Statesman AJ
The deficit each moment waxesK
This is no time for us to failL
We will decree a tax on taxesM

Ellis Parker Butler



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