Mary Hanner's Peanner. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD CEAECCEC CFEFGHBH IAAAJAKA LCLCMAMA NENECACA| When aw cooarted Mary Hanner | A |
| Aw wor young an varry shy | B |
| An shoo used to play th' peanner | A |
| Wol aw sheepishly sat by | B |
| Aw lang'd to tell her summat | C |
| But aw railly hadn't th' pluck | D |
| Tho' monny a time aw started | C |
| Yet somha aw allus stuck | D |
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| Aw'm sewer shoo must ha guess'd it | C |
| But shoo nivver gave a sign | E |
| Shoo drummed at that peanner | A |
| A'a aw wish it had been mine | E |
| Aw'd ha chopt it into matchwood | C |
| Aw'd ha punced it into th' street | C |
| It wor awful aggravatin | E |
| For shoo thumpt it ivvery neet | C |
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| Aw'd getten ommost sickened | C |
| When one day another chap | F |
| Aw saw thear an he'd getten | E |
| Mary Hanner on his lap | F |
| Aw didn't stop to argyfy | G |
| But fell'd him like an ox | H |
| An Mary Hanner tried to fly | B |
| On top o'th' music box | H |
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| But he wor gam an sich a job | I |
| Aw'd nivver had befor | A |
| We fowt but aw proved maister | A |
| An aw punced him aght o'th' door | A |
| Then like a Tigercat at me | J |
| Flew ragin Mary Hammer | A |
| Yo bet shoo could thump summat else | K |
| Besides her loud peanner | A |
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| Aw had to stand an tak her blows | L |
| Until shoo'd geeten winded | C |
| Tha scamp shoo says tha little knows | L |
| What bargainin tha's hindered | C |
| Awr Jack had nobbut coom to pay | M |
| Becoss he's bowt th' peanner | A |
| An nah tha's driven him away | M |
| Forgie me Mary Hanner | A |
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| Aw ran aghtside an sooin fan Jack | N |
| An humbly begged his parden | E |
| All reight he sed aw'm commin back | N |
| He didn't care a farden | E |
| He paid her th' brass then fetched a cart | C |
| An hauled away th' peanner | A |
| We're wed sin then an nowt shall part | C |
| Me an mi Mary Hanner | A |
John Hartley
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