Grounds For Divorce Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BC A BCDC A EF A EFDF A GH A GHDH A IJ A IKDK

HeA
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What can a man do when a woman's perverseB
And determined to have her own wayC
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SheA
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At the altar you took me for better or worseB
Am I worse than you took me for sayC
Silly elfD
Am I worse than you took me for sayC
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HeA
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For an angel I took you in beauty and worthE
The PRIEST a mere woman has givenF
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SheA
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A MAN would prefer a true woman on earthE
To all the bright angels in heavenF
Silly elfD
To all the bright angels in heavenF
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HeA
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You are ever ready my feelings to hurtG
At the veriest trifle of courseH
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SheA
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Forgetting a button to sew on your shirtG
You deem a good ground for divorceH
Silly elfD
You deem a good ground for divorceH
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HeA
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Well marriage a lottery is and a blankI
Some men surely draw all their livesJ
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SheA
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Such fellows as you sir themselves have to thankI
Good husbands make always good wivesK
Silly elfD
GOOD HUSBANDS MAKE ALWAYS GOOD WIVESK

George Pope Morris



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