To A Jar Of Wine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBEFFE GHIJKKLMLM NENEOO PQRQSTTETO gracious jar my friend my twin | A |
Born at the time when I was born | B |
Whether tomfoolery you inspire | C |
Or animate with love's desire | D |
Or flame the soul with bitter scorn | B |
Or lull to sleep O jar of mine | E |
Come from your place this festal day | F |
Corvinus hither wends his way | F |
And there's demand for wine | E |
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Corvinus is the sort of man | G |
Who dotes on tedious argument | H |
An advocate his ponderous pate | I |
Is full of Blackstone and of Kent | J |
Yet not insensible is he | K |
O genial Massic flood to thee | K |
Why even Cato used to take | L |
A modest surreptitious nip | M |
At meal times for his stomach's sake | L |
Or to forefend la grippe | M |
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How dost thou melt the stoniest hearts | N |
And bare the cruel knave's design | E |
How through thy fascinating arts | N |
We discount Hope O gracious wine | E |
And passing rich the poor man feels | O |
As through his veins thy affluence steals | O |
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Now prithee make us frisk and sing | P |
And plot full many a naughty plot | Q |
With damsels fair nor shall we care | R |
Whether school keeps or not | Q |
And whilst thy charms hold out to burn | S |
We shall not deign to go to bed | T |
But we shall paint creation red | T |
So fill sweet wine this friend of mine | E |
My lawyer friend as aforesaid | T |
Eugene Field
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