O For A Lodge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDD CCEEFGHHIIJ| 'O for a Lodge in some vast wilderness ' | A |
| A man cryed out in his distress | B |
| For he was tired and sick of life | C |
| And weary of this worldly strife | C |
| And longed for to be far away | D |
| From the continuous daily fray | D |
| - | |
| But the fond partner of his life | C |
| His own dearest loving wife | C |
| Those sentiments did not admire | E |
| For fiercely they did rouse her ire | E |
| Said she ' I'll never let you budge | F |
| To go and join another Lodge | G |
| Your Lodges take six nights each week | H |
| And still another Lodge you seek | H |
| For your whole time they soon will steal | I |
| You won't get home even to a meal | I |
| Continuous abroad you'll roam | J |
| And never enter your own home ' | - |
James Mcintyre
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