Behind The Bar - A Desecration Of Tennyson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBCDEDE CFCGHIHI| A | |
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| Gray eyes and gamboge hair | B |
| One barmaid of 'The Crown' | C |
| Ah will that beaming siren still be there | B |
| When I go next to town | C |
| When over night much spirit I had quaffed | D |
| How I was wont to bless | E |
| That nymph who smiling mixed my morning draught | D |
| Of B and S | E |
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| That holiday has gone | C |
| Now wintry breezes blow | F |
| In fitful gusts about my hut upon | C |
| The Warrego | G |
| Hard times foretell that for a 'down South' spree | H |
| The day is distant far | I |
| And I no more in Sydney town may see | H |
| That girl behind the bar | I |
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