People Will Talk Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF GGHHI JJBBI KKLMI NNOOI PPQQI RRSII

The following lines were written at the request of a little girlA
who said she would recite them at a Sunday SchoolB
entertainment She wished it written to the refrain peopleC
will talk I presume the ideas in the following are nearlyD
altogether original or they are very differently wordedE
from the old pieces under the title of 'People will Talk 'F
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Dressing in fashion will be called vainG
And they'll call you a dowdey sic if you are plainG
But do what is right lot that be the testH
Then proudly hold up your head with the bestH
For people will talkI
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You will never be wrong if you do what is rightJ
And this course pursue with all of your mightJ
And if you're a child going to schoolB
Or full grown up take this for your ruleB
For people will talkI
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The best way to do is to let them raveK
And they'll think more of you if you are braveK
For no one will ever think you are rudeL
If you are determined for to be goodM
For people will talkI
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Little girl on her way to Sunday school classN
Rude boys sometimes will not let her passN
But if they do see that she is not afraidO
They soon will respect the brave little maidO
For people will talkI
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Little girls should learn to knit and to sewP
Then if to womanhood they ever growP
Their hose they can knit and make their own dressQ
Then to their homes they will bring blessQ
For people will talkI
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And their homes they should make tidy and neatR
Everything should be so clean and so sweetR
This line for ourselves out we will chalkS
And we are determined in it to walkI
For people will talkI

James Mcintyre



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