Madam And The Phone Bill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDC EFGH IJKJ LMNBM LMOM MPCP QRSR DTUT VT WXY X

You say I O K edA
LONG DISTANCEB
O K ed it whenC
My goodness CentralD
That was thenC
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I'm mad and disgustedE
With that Negro nowF
I don't pay no REVERSEDG
CHARGES nohowH
-
You say I will pay itI
Else you'll take out my phoneJ
You better letK
My phone aloneJ
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I didn't ask himL
To telephone meM
Roscoe knows darn wellN
LONG DISTANCEB
Ain't freeM
-
If I ever catch himL
Lawd have pityM
Calling me upO
From Kansas CityM
-
Just to say he loves meM
I knowed that was soP
Why didn't he tell me some'nC
I don't knowP
-
For instance what canQ
Them other girls doR
That Alberta K JohnsonS
Can't do and more tooR
-
What's that CentralD
You say you don't careT
Nothing about myU
Private affairT
-
Well even less about yourV
PHONE BILL does I careT
-
Un humm m YesW
You say I gave my O KX
Well that O K you may keepY
-
But I sure ain't gonna payX

Langston Hughes



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