Wine, Women, And Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDEFFE GGEHHEIIJKKJ LLKMMKKKNOON| Ovarus mine | A |
| Plant thou the vine | A |
| Within this kindly soil of Tibur | B |
| Nor temporal woes | C |
| Nor spiritual knows | C |
| The man who's a discreet imbiber | B |
| For who doth croak | D |
| Of being broke | D |
| Or who of warfare after drinking | E |
| With bowl atween us | F |
| Of smiling Venus | F |
| And Bacchus shall we sing I'm thinking | E |
| - | |
| Of symptoms fell | G |
| Which brawls impel | G |
| Historic data give us warning | E |
| The wretch who fights | H |
| When full of nights | H |
| Is bound to have a head next morning | E |
| I do not scorn | I |
| A friendly horn | I |
| But noisy toots I can't abide 'em | J |
| Your howling bat | K |
| Is stale and flat | K |
| To one who knows because he's tried 'em | J |
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| The secrets of | L |
| The life I love | L |
| Companionship with girls and toddy | K |
| I would not drag | M |
| With drunken brag | M |
| Into the ken of everybody | K |
| But in the shade | K |
| Let some coy maid | K |
| With smilax wreathe my flagon's nozzle | N |
| Then all day long | O |
| With mirth and song | O |
| Shall I enjoy a quiet sozzle | N |
Eugene Field
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