To A Friend Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGHICIC CCCCJHBH

ADAM because on the mind's roadsA
Your mouth is always in a hurryB
Because you know odesA
And ways to make a curryB
Because you fall in love with wordsC
And whistle beauty forth to kiss themD
And blow the tails from China birdsC
Whilst I continually miss themD
Because you top my angry bestE
At billiards fugues or pulling corks outF
And whisk a fritter from its nestE
Before there's time to hand the forks outF
Because you saw the Romans winkG
Because your senses dance to metreH
Because no matter what I drinkG
You'll hold at least another litreH
Because you've got a gipsy's eyeI
That melts the rage of catamountainsC
And metaphors that pass me byI
Burst from your lips in lovely fountainsC
Because you've bitten the harsh foodsC
Of life grabbed every dish that passesC
And walked amongst the multitudesC
Without the curse of looking glassesC
Because I burn the selfsame flameJ
No falls of dirty earth may smotherH
Oh in your Abbey of Th l meB
Enlist me as a serving brotherH

Kenneth Slessor



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