Office Mottoes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCDCC C EFEFDBG D B DH DIDD IMotto heartening inspiring | A |
Framed above my pretty desk | B |
Never Shelley Keats or Byring | B |
Penned a phrase so picturesque | B |
But in me no inspiration | C |
Rides my low and prosy brow | D |
All I think of is vacation | C |
When I see that lucubration | C |
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DO IT NOW | C |
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When I see another sentence | E |
Framed upon a brother's wall | F |
Resolution and repentance | E |
Do not flood o'er me at all | F |
As I read that nugatory | D |
Counsel written years ago | B |
Only when one comes to borry Footnote Entered under the Pure License of | G |
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Do I heed that ancient story | D |
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TELL HIM NO | B |
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Mottoes flat and mottoes silly | D |
Proverbs void of point or wit | H |
'KEEP A PLUGGIN' WHEN IT'S HILLY ' | - |
'LIFE'S A TIGER CONQUER IT ' | - |
Office mottoes make me weary | D |
And of all the bromide bunch | I |
There is only one I seri | D |
Ously like and that's the cheery | D |
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GONE TO LUNCH | I |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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