Phantasmagoria Canto Vii ( Sad Souvenaunce ) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCD EFEEF GHGCH BIBBJ KCKKC LKLL KMKKM LELLE KKKKKWHAT'S this I pondered Have I slept | A |
Or can I have been drinking | B |
But soon a gentler feeling crept | A |
Upon me and I sat and wept | A |
An hour or so like winking | B |
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No need for Bones to hurry so | C |
I sobbed In fact I doubt | D |
If it was worth his while to go | C |
And who is Tibbs I'd like to know | C |
To make such work about | D |
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If Tibbs is anything like me | E |
It's POSSIBLE I said | F |
He won't be over pleased to be | E |
Dropped in upon at half past three | E |
After he's snug in bed | F |
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And if Bones plagues him anyhow | G |
Squeaking and all the rest of it | H |
As he was doing here just now | G |
I prophesy there'll be a row | C |
And Tibbs will have the best of it | H |
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Then as my tears could never bring | B |
The friendly Phantom back | I |
It seemed to me the proper thing | B |
To mix another glass and sing | B |
The following Coronach | J |
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'AND ART THOU GONE BELOVED GHOST | K |
BEST OF FAMILIARS | C |
NAY THEN FAREWELL MY DUCKLING ROAST | K |
FAREWELL FAREWELL MY TEA AND TOAST | K |
MY MEERSCHAUM AND CIGARS | C |
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THE HUES OF LIFE ARE DULL AND GRAY | L |
THE SWEETS OF LIFE INSIPID | K |
WHEN thou MY CHARMER ART AWAY | L |
OLD BRICK OR RATHER LET ME SAY | L |
OLD PARALLELEPIPED ' | - |
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Instead of singing Verse the Third | K |
I ceased abruptly rather | M |
But after such a splendid word | K |
I felt that it would be absurd | K |
To try it any farther | M |
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So with a yawn I went my way | L |
To seek the welcome downy | E |
And slept and dreamed till break of day | L |
Of Poltergeist and Fetch and Fay | L |
And Leprechaun and Brownie | E |
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For year I've not been visited | K |
By any kind of Sprite | K |
Yet still they echo in my head | K |
Those parting words so kindly said | K |
Old Turnip top good night | K |
Lewis Carroll
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