A Psalm Of Patience Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAAAB CBCBCCCB DBEBDDDB BBBBBBBBO kid with face of healthy tan | A |
With lunch bag books and slate | B |
You needn't long to be a man | A |
Self confident and great | B |
For ever since the world began | A |
Each boy must spring to Nature's plan | A |
Must worry through as best he can | A |
Make up your mind to Wait | B |
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O young galoot you find it rough | C |
This iron hand of Fate | B |
Your confidence is mostly bluff | C |
And doubts preponderate | B |
Are you the genuine all wool stuff | C |
Are you a daisy or a muff | C |
Patience you'll find out soon enough | C |
If you can only Wait | B |
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O baffled bloke with no resource | D |
Whose knowledge comes too late | B |
Whose prospects change from bad to worse | E |
Till Hope gives place to Hate | B |
Sick of existence and perforce | D |
Impatient for the long divorce | D |
You'll get your call in proper course | D |
Take my advice and Wait | B |
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O geezer drawing near the test | B |
That none may obviate | B |
Don't waste your time in fruitless quest | B |
Re man's post mortem state | B |
That doubt will soon be set at rest | B |
You'll be extinguish'd grill'd or blest | B |
Or spook the world from east to west | B |
Meanwhile you have to Wait | B |
Joseph Furphy
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