The Song Of Quoodle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAAB ACAAAC DEDDDE AAFFFA AGAAAG| They haven't got no noses | A |
| The fallen sons of Eve | B |
| Even the smell of roses | A |
| Is not what they supposes | A |
| But more than mind discloses | A |
| And more than men believe | B |
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| They haven't got no noses | A |
| They cannot even tell | C |
| When door and darkness closes | A |
| The park a Jew encloses | A |
| Where even the law of Moses | A |
| Will let you steal a smell | C |
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| The brilliant smell of water | D |
| The brave smell of a stone | E |
| The smell of dew and thunder | D |
| The old bones buried under | D |
| Are things in which they blunder | D |
| And err if left alone | E |
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| The wind from winter forests | A |
| The scent of scentless flowers | A |
| The breath of brides' adorning | F |
| The smell of snare and warning | F |
| The smell of Sunday morning | F |
| God gave to us for ours | A |
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| And Quoodle here discloses | A |
| All things that Quoodle can | G |
| They haven't got no noses | A |
| They haven't got no noses | A |
| And goodness only knowses | A |
| The Noselessness of Man | G |
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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