Farewell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FBFBBGBG HIHJKLKL MNMOGPGQ RSRSTUTU VGVGWXWX

'Farewell What a subject How sweetA
It looks to the careless observerB
So simple so easy to treatA
With tenderness mark you and fervourB
Farewell It's a poem the songC
Of nightingales crying and calling 'D
O Reader you're utterly wrongC
It's not It's appallingE
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And yet when she asked me to sendF
Some trifle of verse to remind herB
Of days that had come to an endF
And one she was leaving behind herB
It looked as we stood on the shoreB
A theme so entirely delightsomeG
That I like a lunatic sworeB
Quite calmly to write someG
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I've toiled with unwavering pluckH
I've struggled if ever a man didI
Infringed every postulate stuckH
At nothing nay once to be candidJ
I shifted the cadence designedK
A fresh but unauthorised fare wellL
'Twas plausible too but I findK
The thing doesn't wear wellL
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I know that it shouldn't be hardM
That dozens who claim to be poetsN
Could scribble off stuff by the yardM
And fare very well and I know it'sO
A theme that the Masters of RhymeG
Have written some excellent verse onP
Which proves as I take it that I'mG
Not that sort of personQ
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But that we can leave It remainsR
To state that my present appearanceS
Is something too awful my brainsR
Are tending to wild incoherenceS
My mental condition's absurdT
My thoughts are at sixes and sevensU
Inextrica lord what a wordT
Inextri good heavensU
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My dear you can do what you likeV
Forgive or despise or abuse meG
But frankly I'm going on strikeV
And really you'll have to excuse meG
Indeed it's my only resourceW
For sure as I stuck to my promise I'dX
Be booked in a week for a courseW
Of sui cum homicideX

John Kendall (dum-dum)



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