Ballade Of Ancient Acts Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCCDDD BCBCCDCD BCBCDCD E CDCDAFTER HENLEY | A |
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Where are the wheezes they essayed | B |
And where the smiles they made to flow | C |
Where's Caron's seltzer siphon laid | B |
A squirt from which laid Herbert low | C |
Where's Charlie Case's comic woe | C |
And Georgie Cohan's nasal drawl | D |
The afterpiece The olio | D |
Into the night go one and all | D |
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Where are the japeries fresh or frayed | B |
That Fields and Lewis used to throw | C |
Where is the horn that Shepherd played | B |
The slide trombone that Wood would blow | C |
Amelia Glover's l f toe | C |
The Rays and their domestic brawl | D |
Bert Williams with Oh I Don't Know | C |
Into the night go one and all | D |
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Where's Lizzy Raymond peppy jade | B |
The braggart Lew the simple Joe | C |
And where the Irish servant maid | B |
That Jimmie Russel used to show | C |
Ben Harney's where And Artie Hall | D |
Nash Walker Darktown's grandest beau | C |
Into the night go one and all | D |
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L'ENVOI | E |
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Prince though our children laugh Ho Ho | C |
At us who gleefully would fall | D |
For acts that played the Long Ago | C |
Into the night go one and all | D |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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