A Brussen Bubble Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGI JKJKLMNN ENENEOEO PJPJNENE QJQJERER KCKCJSJS TUTUVJVJ UTUTRWRW NENENWRW| Bet wor a stirrin strappin lass | A |
| Shoo lived near Woodus Moor | B |
| An varry keen shoo wor for brass | A |
| Tho little wor her stoor | B |
| Shoo'd wed for love and as luck let | C |
| It proved a lucky hit | D |
| A finer chap yo've seldom met | C |
| Or one wi better wit | D |
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| His name awm net inclined to tell | E |
| But he'd been kursend John | F |
| An he wor rayther praad hissel | E |
| An anxious to get on | F |
| At neet they'd sit an tawk an plan | G |
| Some way to mend ther state | H |
| What one chap's done another can | G |
| Sed Bet let's get agate | I |
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| This morn wol darnin socks for thee | J |
| This thowt coom i' mi nop | K |
| An do't we will if tha'll agree | J |
| Let's start a little shop | K |
| We'll sell all sooarts o' useful things | L |
| 'At ivverybody needs | M |
| Like scaarin stooan an tape an pins | N |
| An buttons sooap an threeds | N |
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| An spice for th' childer castor oil | E |
| An traitle drink an pies | N |
| An kinlin wood an maybe coil | E |
| Fresh yeast an hooks an eyes | N |
| Corn plaisters Bristol brick an clay | E |
| Puttates rewbub an salt | O |
| An if that can't be made to pay | E |
| It willn't be my fault | O |
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| Th' idea's a gooid en John replied | P |
| We should ha done 't befoor | J |
| Aw raillee think at if its tried | P |
| We'st neer luk back noa moor | J |
| But whear's th' stock commin throo mi lass | N |
| That's moor nor aw can tell | E |
| Fowk willn't come an spend ther brass | N |
| Unless yo've stuff to sell | E |
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| Why wodn't th' maister lend a hand | Q |
| Tha knows he's fond o' me | J |
| A five paand nooat wod do it grand | Q |
| Awd ax if aw wor thee | J |
| An John did ax an strange to say | E |
| He gat it thear an then | R |
| An Bet wor ne'er i' sich a way | E |
| Fairly besides hersen | R |
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| Soa th' haase wor turned into a shop | K |
| An praad they wor an Bet | C |
| Sed to hersen It luks tip top | K |
| Aw'st be a lady yet | C |
| An th' naybors coom throo far an near | J |
| To buy a thing or two | S |
| What they'd paid tuppence for why here | J |
| Bet made three awpence do | S |
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| When John coom home at neet his wife | T |
| Wor soa uncommon thrang | U |
| At th' furst time in his wedded life | T |
| His drinkin time coom wrang | U |
| He did his best to seem content | V |
| Till shuttin up time coom | J |
| Why lass he said thar't fairly spent | V |
| Tha's oppen'd wi a boom | J |
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| An ivvery day to th' end o'th' wick | U |
| Browt customers enuff | T |
| But th' stock wor lukkin varry sick | U |
| For shoo'd sell'd all her stuff | T |
| But then shoo'd bowt a new silk gaon | R |
| An John a silk top hat | W |
| An th' nicest easy chair ith' taan | R |
| An bits o' this an that | W |
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| An th' upshot wor shoo'd spent all th' brass | N |
| An shoo'd nowt left to sell | E |
| An what John sed aw'll let that pass | N |
| For 'tisn't fit to tell | E |
| Soa th' business brust but Bet declares | N |
| 'Twor nobbut want o' thowt | W |
| For shoo'd sooin ha made a fortun | R |
| If th' stock had cost 'em nowt | W |
John Hartley
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