The Romance Of Patrolman Casey Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCB DEFEGE CADAHA IJKJLJ FEMENE GO P O QO

There was a young patrolman whoA
Had large but tender feetB
They always hurt him badly whenC
He walked upon his beatB
He always took them with him whenC
He walked upon his beatB
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His name was Patrick Casey andD
A sweetheart fair had heE
Her face was full of freckles butF
Her name was Kate McGeeE
It was in spite of freckles thatG
Her name was Kate McGeeE
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Oh Pat she said I'll wed you whenC
Promotion comes to youA
I'm much obliged he answered andD
I'll see what I can doA
I may remark he said it thusH
Oi'll say phwat Oi kin doA
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So then he bought some new shoes whichI
Allowed his feet more easeJ
They may have been large twelves PerhapsK
Eighteens or twenty threesJ
That's rather large for shoes I thinkL
Eighteens or twenty threesJ
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What last they were I don't know butF
Somehow it seems to meE
I've heard somewhere they either wereM
A B C D or EE
More likely they were five lasts wideN
A B plus C D EE
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They were the stoutest cowhide thatG
Could be peeled off a cowO
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But he was not promotedP
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So-
Kate wed him anyhowO
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This world is crowded full of KatesQ
That wed them anyhowO
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Ellis Parker Butler



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