The Silly Things We Say Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA AA BB AA BB BB AA AA CD| I m so discontented with walking up and down | A |
| But I d like to meet a nice girl downtown | A |
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| I ll say hi to the hottie in the black gown | A |
| And I hope she doesn t take me for a clown | A |
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| I have to make my feelings known | B |
| For I want to start a family of my own | B |
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| The storms of life have blown me down | A |
| No wonder I m wearing a frown | A |
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| My only child is too precious to disown | B |
| Look how beautifully she s grown | B |
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| She returns the favour that was shown | B |
| I m now reaping what I ve sown | B |
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| The shade of my iris is light brown | A |
| If I were a monarch I d wear a golden crown | A |
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| Sometimes I go sailing after sundown | A |
| And I feel like jumping overboard and drown | A |
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| Don t take this poem seriously | C |
| These are some of the silly things we say | D |
Marlon Pitter
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