Agricultural Implements Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB AACC CCDE FFCC BBGH IIJJPoor laborers they did sad bewail | A |
When the machine displaced the flail | A |
There's little work now with the hoes | B |
Since cultivators weed the rows | B |
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Labor it became more fickle | A |
When the scythe took place of sickle | A |
Labor still it did sink lower | C |
By introduction of mower | C |
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And the work was done much cheaper | C |
When they added on the reaper | C |
Another machine to it they join | D |
Mower reaper binder all combine | E |
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Machines now load and stow away | F |
Both the barley and the hay | F |
And the farmers do get richer | C |
With the loader and the pitcher | C |
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There's very few men now hand sows | B |
No more broad cast the grain it grows | B |
They sow and rake by the machine | G |
Hand labor is 'mong the things have been | H |
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Armed with scythes the old war chariot | I |
Cut men down in the fierce war riot | I |
Round farmers' chariot fall the slain | J |
But 'tis the sheaves of golden grain | J |
James Mcintyre
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