Farewell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FBFBBGBG HIHJKLKL MNMOGPGQ RSRSTUTU VGVGWXWX'Farewell What a subject How sweet | A |
It looks to the careless observer | B |
So simple so easy to treat | A |
With tenderness mark you and fervour | B |
Farewell It's a poem the song | C |
Of nightingales crying and calling ' | D |
O Reader you're utterly wrong | C |
It's not It's appalling | E |
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And yet when she asked me to send | F |
Some trifle of verse to remind her | B |
Of days that had come to an end | F |
And one she was leaving behind her | B |
It looked as we stood on the shore | B |
A theme so entirely delightsome | G |
That I like a lunatic swore | B |
Quite calmly to write some | G |
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I've toiled with unwavering pluck | H |
I've struggled if ever a man did | I |
Infringed every postulate stuck | H |
At nothing nay once to be candid | J |
I shifted the cadence designed | K |
A fresh but unauthorised fare well | L |
'Twas plausible too but I find | K |
The thing doesn't wear well | L |
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I know that it shouldn't be hard | M |
That dozens who claim to be poets | N |
Could scribble off stuff by the yard | M |
And fare very well and I know it's | O |
A theme that the Masters of Rhyme | G |
Have written some excellent verse on | P |
Which proves as I take it that I'm | G |
Not that sort of person | Q |
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But that we can leave It remains | R |
To state that my present appearance | S |
Is something too awful my brains | R |
Are tending to wild incoherence | S |
My mental condition's absurd | T |
My thoughts are at sixes and sevens | U |
Inextrica lord what a word | T |
Inextri good heavens | U |
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My dear you can do what you like | V |
Forgive or despise or abuse me | G |
But frankly I'm going on strike | V |
And really you'll have to excuse me | G |
Indeed it's my only resource | W |
For sure as I stuck to my promise I'd | X |
Be booked in a week for a course | W |
Of sui cum homicide | X |
John Kendall (dum-dum)
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