Rules And Regulations Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAABBAAAABBAAAAAA CCDDEEBBCCDDCC DDFFCCGGGGCCAABBGGBB D| A short direction | A |
| To avoid dejection | A |
| By variations | B |
| In occupations | B |
| And prolongation | A |
| Of relaxation | A |
| And combinations | B |
| Of recreations | B |
| And disputation | A |
| On the state of the nation | A |
| In adaptation | A |
| To your station | A |
| By invitations | B |
| To friends and relations | B |
| By evitation | A |
| Of amputation | A |
| By permutation | A |
| In conversation | A |
| And deep reflection | A |
| You'll avoid dejection | A |
| - | |
| Learn well your grammar | C |
| And never stammer | C |
| Write well and neatly | D |
| And sing most sweetly | D |
| Be enterprising | E |
| Love early rising | E |
| Go walk of six miles | B |
| Have ready quick smiles | B |
| With lightsome laughter | C |
| Soft flowing after | C |
| Drink tea not coffee | D |
| Never eat toffy | D |
| Eat bread with butter | C |
| Once more don't stutter | C |
| - | |
| Don't waste your money | D |
| Abstain from honey | D |
| Shut doors behind you | F |
| Don't slam them mind you | F |
| Drink beer not porter | C |
| Don't enter the water | C |
| Till to swim you are able | G |
| Sit close to the table | G |
| Take care of a candle | G |
| Shut a door by the handle | G |
| Don't push with your shoulder | C |
| Until you are older | C |
| Lose not a button | A |
| Refuse cold mutton | A |
| Starve your canaries | B |
| Believe in fairies | B |
| If you are able | G |
| Don't have a stable | G |
| With any mangers | B |
| Be rude to strangers | B |
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| Moral Behave | D |
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