"is It Hot Enough Fer You?" Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBCB A DDBEB A FFBGB| I | A |
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| I wouldn't mind the weather much I'd sizzle and I'd stew | B |
| And do the very best I could the heat to struggle through | B |
| If I could find some way you know the feller to eschew | B |
| Who greets you with the chestnut phrase | C |
| IS IT HOT ENOUGH FER YOU | B |
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| II | A |
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| The mercury might climb the tube and spill right out the top | D |
| The sweat might ooze from every pore and off my carcass drop | D |
| I wouldn't mind the heat at all and keep my temper too | B |
| If it wasn't for the cuss who says | E |
| IS IT HOT ENOUGH FER YOU | B |
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| III | A |
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| The sun might shine his level best the sky seem molten brass | F |
| The heat might dry up every stream and burn up all the grass | F |
| The evening come without a breeze the morning have no dew | B |
| If it wasn't for the 'moke' who asks | G |
| IS IT HOT ENOUGH FER YOU | B |
George W. Doneghy
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