A Friend To Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD DEDEFDFD CGCGHDHDPoor Dick nah sleeps quietly his labor is done | A |
Deeath shut off his steam tother day | B |
His engine long active has made its last run | A |
An his boiler nah falls to decay | B |
Maybe he'd his faults but he'd vartues as well | C |
An tho' dearly he loved a gooid spree | D |
If he did onny harm it wor done to hissel | C |
He wor allus a gooid friend to me | D |
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His heart it wor tender his purse it wor free | D |
To a friend or a stranger i' need | E |
An noa matter ha humble or poor they might be | D |
At his booard they wor welcome to feed | E |
Wi' his pipe an his glass bi his foirside he'd sit | F |
Yet some fowk wi' him couldn't agree | D |
An tho' monny's the time 'at we've differed a bit | F |
He wor allus a gooid friend to me | D |
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His word wor his bond for he hated a lie | C |
An sickophants doubly despised | G |
He wor ne'er know to cringe to a rich fly bi sky | C |
It wor worth an net wealth 'at he prized | G |
Aw shall ne'er meet another soa honest an true | H |
As aw write ther's a tear i' mi ee | D |
Nah he's gooan to his rest an aw'll give him his due | H |
He wor allus a gooid friend to me | D |
John Hartley
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