I'll Get One Tomorrow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBBBCCDDEEFGHHAA IIJJIIKKLLMMBBBBNNBB JJJJDD| Barber barber come and get me | A |
| Hairy torrents irk and fret me | A |
| Hair and hair again appears | B |
| And climbs like ivy round my ears | B |
| Hair across my collar gambols | B |
| Down my neck it wayward ambles | B |
| Ever down it trip it tickles | B |
| Yes where it trips it tickles | B |
| Barber dear I wish I knew | C |
| Why i do not visit you | C |
| Why I grudge the minutes ten | D |
| In your smiling den | D |
| Why I choose to choke on hair | E |
| Rather than to mount your chair | E |
| Men no busier than I | F |
| Weekly to your office hie | G |
| Men no busier than myself | H |
| Confront the armory on your shelf | H |
| Men no wealthier than me | A |
| Gladly meet your modest fee | A |
| And for a fraction of a dollar | I |
| Keep the jungle off their collar | I |
| I alone am shy and flustered | J |
| Solitary cowardly custard | J |
| Shaggy as a prize angore | I |
| Overrun with the creeping flora | I |
| Barber barber you re in luck | K |
| The bell has rung the hour has struck | K |
| Sloth strong the hair is strong | L |
| I cannot stand it any long | L |
| Barber barber here I come | M |
| Shake up the odorous bay rum | M |
| Bring on your shears your scythes your snippers | B |
| Bring on your crisp electric driers | B |
| Employ a dozen extra sweepers | B |
| Bring giant harvesters and reapers | B |
| I warn you a bumper crop | N |
| Waits to overwhelm your shop | N |
| Braber barber be verbose | B |
| Be anything but clip me close | B |
| Leave me razored leave me scissored | J |
| Leave me hairless as a lizard | J |
| Barber barber single and scald | J |
| Barber can t you make me bald | J |
| I will be the happiest of men | D |
| And never think of you again | D |
Ogden Nash
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