A Plea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACDD EFEFACA G GGAEA ABACAC| Writers of baseball attention | A |
| When you're again on the job | B |
| When in your rage for invention | A |
| You with the language play hob | B |
| Most of your dope we will pardon | A |
| Though of the moth ball it smack | C |
| But cut out the 'sinister garden ' | D |
| Chop the 'initial sack ' | D |
| - | |
| Rake poor old Roget's 'Thesaurus' | E |
| For phrases fantastic and queer | F |
| And though on occasions you bore us | E |
| We will refrain from a sneer | F |
| We will endeavour to harden | A |
| Ourselves to the rest of your clack | C |
| If you'll cut out the 'sinister garden' | A |
| And chop the 'initial sack ' | - |
| - | |
| Singers of words that are scrambled | G |
| Say if you will that he 'died ' | - |
| Write if you must that he 'ambled' | G |
| We shall be last to deride | G |
| But us to the Forest of Arden | A |
| Along with the misanthrope Jaques | E |
| If you cling to the 'sinister garden' | A |
| And stick to 'initial sack ' | - |
| - | |
| Speak of the 'sphere's aberration ' | - |
| Mention the 'leathery globe ' | - |
| Say he got 'free transportation' | A |
| Though that try the patience of Job | B |
| But if you're wise you'll discard en | A |
| Cumbrances such as we thwack | C |
| Especially 'sinister garden' | A |
| And the 'initial sack | C |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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