Help Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCD EEFF GGHI JJKL MMBB NNOO PPBBThe Passionate Householder to his Love | A |
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Come live with us and be our cook | B |
And we will all the whimsies brook | B |
That German Irish Swede and Slav | C |
And all the dear domestics have | D |
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And you shall sit upon the stoop | E |
What time we go and cook the soup | E |
And you shall hear both night and day | F |
Melodious pianolas play | F |
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And we will make the beds of course | G |
You'll have two autos and a horse | G |
A lady to Marcel your tresses | H |
And all the madame's half worn dresses | I |
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Your gowns shall be of lace and silk | J |
Your laving shall be done in milk | J |
Two trained physicians when you cough | K |
And Mondays Wednesdays Fridays off | L |
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When you are mashing Irish spuds | M |
You'll wear the very finest duds | M |
If good to you these prospects look | B |
Come live with us and be our cook | B |
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On callers we have put no stops | N |
We love the iceman and the cops | N |
And no alarm clock with its ticks | O |
And bell to ring at half past six | O |
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O Gretchen Bridget Hulda Mary | P |
Come be our genius culinary | P |
If good to you these prospects look | B |
Come live with us and be our cook | B |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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