We-bee And I-live By The Quaffing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDED BCFGCG HIHJKKLA | |
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We Bee and I live by the quaffing | B |
'Tisn't all Hock with us | C |
Life has its Ale | D |
But it's many a lay of the Dim Burgundy | E |
We chant for cheer when the Wines fail | D |
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Do we get drunk | B |
Ask the jolly Clovers | C |
Do we beat our Wife | F |
I never wed | G |
Bee pledges his in minute flagons | C |
Dainty as the trees on our deft Head | G |
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While runs the Rhine | H |
He and I revel | I |
First at the vat and latest at the Vine | H |
Noon our last Cup | J |
Found dead of Nectar | K |
By a humming Coroner | K |
In a By Thyme | L |
Emily Dickinson
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