To A Pair Of Blucher Boots Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH AHAH| OLD acquaintance unforgotten | A |
| Though you may be ugly brutes | B |
| Though your leather s cracked and rotten | A |
| Worn out pair of Blucher boots | B |
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| Tis the richer man before you | C |
| Dearer leathers grace his feet | D |
| Twas the better man that wore you | C |
| In the tramps through dust and heat | D |
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| Oft rebuffed by super s snarling | E |
| When I asked him for a show | F |
| On that long tramp to the Darling | E |
| In the days of long ago | F |
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| Tell me if you know it whether | G |
| As I sadly tramped away | H |
| Bore I heavy on your leather | G |
| Worn out pair of Bluchers say | H |
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| Though your leather s cracked and rotten | A |
| Though you may be ugly brutes | H |
| I ll preserve you unforgotten | A |
| Worn out pair of Blucher boots | H |
Henry Lawson
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