Alf-s Twelfth Bit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBC DDC BBB EFB FFB BBBG GB| BALLAD FOR THE TIMES' SPECIAL SILVER NUMBER | A |
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| Sez the Times a silver lining | B |
| Is what has set us pining | B |
| Montague Montague | C |
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| In the season sad and weary | D |
| When our minds are very bleary | D |
| Montague Montague | C |
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| There is Sir Hen Deterding | B |
| His phrases interlarding | B |
| Montague Montague | B |
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| With the this and that and what | E |
| For putting silver on the spot | F |
| Montague Montague | B |
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| Just drop it in the slot | F |
| And it will surely boil the pot | F |
| Montague Montague | B |
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| Gold of course is solid too | B |
| But some silver set to stew | B |
| Might do too Montague | B |
| With a lively wood pulp ad | G |
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| To cheer the bad and sad | G |
| Montague Montague | B |
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