Office Mottoes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCDCC C EFEFDBG D B DH DIDD I

Motto heartening inspiringA
Framed above my pretty deskB
Never Shelley Keats or ByringB
Penned a phrase so picturesqueB
But in me no inspirationC
Rides my low and prosy browD
All I think of is vacationC
When I see that lucubrationC
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DO IT NOWC
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When I see another sentenceE
Framed upon a brother's wallF
Resolution and repentanceE
Do not flood o'er me at allF
As I read that nugatoryD
Counsel written years agoB
Only when one comes to borry Footnote Entered under the Pure License ofG
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Do I heed that ancient storyD
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TELL HIM NOB
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Mottoes flat and mottoes sillyD
Proverbs void of point or witH
'KEEP A PLUGGIN' WHEN IT'S HILLY '-
'LIFE'S A TIGER CONQUER IT '-
Office mottoes make me wearyD
And of all the bromide bunchI
There is only one I seriD
Ously like and that's the cheeryD
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GONE TO LUNCHI

Franklin Pierce Adams



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