The Logical Vegetarian Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDED FFGHHG IIGJJG KLGMMG NNGOOG PQGDDG

Why shouldn't I have a purely vegetarian drink WhyA
shouldn't I take vegetables in their highest form so toB
speak The modest vegetarians ought to stick to wine orC
beer plain vegetable drinks instead of filling theirD
goblets with the blood of bulls and elephants as allE
conventional meat eaters do I suppose DalroyD
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You will find me drinking rumF
Like a sailor in a slumF
You will find me drinking beer like a BavarianG
You will find me drinking ginH
In the lowest kind of innH
Because I am a rigid VegetarianG
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So I cleared the inn of wineI
And I tried to climb the signI
And I tried to hail the constable as MarionG
But he said I couldn't speakJ
And he bowled me to the BeakJ
Because I was a Happy VegetarianG
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Oh I know a Doctor GluckK
And his nose it had a hookL
And his attitudes were anything but AryanG
So I gave him all the porkM
That I had upon a forkM
Because I am myself a VegetarianG
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I am silent in the ClubN
I am silent in the pubN
I am silent on a bally peak in DarienG
For I stuff away for lifeO
Shoving peas in with a knifeO
Because I am a rigid VegetarianG
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No more the milk of cowsP
Shall pollute my private houseQ
Than the milk of the wild mares of the BarbarianG
I will stick to port and sherryD
For they are so very veryD
So very very very VegetarianG

G. K. Chesterton



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