The Hunter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC ABDD E FFGG| A full fledged gun cannot endure | A |
| The trifling of an amateur | B |
| Poor marksmanship its temper spoils | C |
| And this is why the gun recoils | C |
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| A self respecting gun I'm sure | A |
| Delights to jar the amateur | B |
| And thinks that it is no disgrace | D |
| To kick his shoulder out of place | D |
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| Moral | E |
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| When you go out to hunt my son | F |
| Prepare to circumvent your gun | F |
| And on your shoulder firmly bind | G |
| A pillow of the largest kind | G |
Ellis Parker Butler
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