The Last Laugh Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A A AAAA BCBC CDCD BEEE FGFG GFGA| Horace Epode | A |
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| quot Nox erat et c lo fulgebat Luna sereno quot | A |
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| How sweet the moonlight sleeps quot I quoted | A |
| quot Upon this bank quot that starry night | A |
| The night you vowed you'd be devoted | A |
| I'll tell the world you held me tight | A |
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| The night you said until Orion | B |
| Should cease to whip the wintry sea | C |
| Until the lamb should love the lion | B |
| You would you swore be all for me | C |
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| Some day Ne ra you'll be sorry | C |
| No mollycoddle swain am I | D |
| I shall not sit and pine by gorry | C |
| Because you're with some other guy | D |
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| No I shall turn my predilection | B |
| Upon some truer fairer Jane | E |
| And all your prayer and genuflection | E |
| For my return shall be in vain | E |
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| And as for you who choose to sneer O | F |
| Though deals in lands and stocks you swing | G |
| Though handsome as a movie hero | F |
| Though wise you are and everything | G |
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| Yet when the loss of her you're mourning | G |
| How I shall laugh at all your woe | F |
| How I'll remind you of this warning | G |
| And laugh quot Ha ha I told you so quot | A |
Franklin P. Adams
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