Norman Rowland Gale

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The Amateur Photographer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDDDD EFEFCDCDGGD HIHICDCDJDD

Beware of those who slyly pilchA
In many cunning waysB
Beware of little lyres that filchA
From undisputed baysB
Beware the tumbler's beaded brimC
The ass in fiercer furD
But most of all beware of himC
Who makes my pen to stirD
THe InsecureD
And AmateurD
Implacable PhotographerD
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Beware lest thieving for your thirstE
An earwig's in the plumF
Beware of folly gay at firstE
That later makes you glumF
Beware of pits when stars are dimC
The tooth of vagrant curD
But most of all beware of himC
That makes my pen to stirD
The masterfulG
DisasterfulG
Implacable PhotographerD
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Beware of angling in a streamH
Whose trout are not for youI
Beware of trusting in a dreamH
That's gone before the dewI
Beware of truckling to a whimC
Of folks that always purrD
But most of all beware of himC
That makes my pen to stirD
The prematureJ
And AmateurD
Implacable PhotographerD

Norman Rowland Gale



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