When A Feller's Itching To Be Spanked Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCBDDEECCBEEFBCB FEEGGCCFHHEECCFW'EN us fellers stomp around makin' lots o' noise | A |
Gramma says 'There's certain times comes to little boys | A |
W'en they need a shingle or the soft side of a plank ' | B |
She says 'we're a itchin' for a right good spank ' | B |
An' she says 'Now thes you wait | C |
It's a comin' soon or late | C |
W'en a fellers itchin' fer a spank ' | B |
W'en a feller's out o' school you know how he feels | D |
Gramma says we wriggle 'roun like a lot o' eels | D |
W'y it's like a man that's thes home from out o' jail | E |
What's the use o' scoldin' if we pull Tray's tail | E |
Gramma says tho' 'thes you wait | C |
It's a comin' soon or late | C |
You'se the boys that's itchin' to be spanked ' | B |
Cats is funny creatures an' I like to make 'em yowl | E |
Gramma alwus looks at me with a awful scowl | E |
An' she says 'Young gentlemen mamma should be thanked | F |
Ef you'd get your knickerbockers right well spanked ' | B |
An' she says 'Now thes you wait | C |
It's a comin' soon or late ' | B |
W'en a feller's itchin' to be spanked | F |
Ef you fin' the days is gettin' awful hot in school | E |
An' you know a swimmin' place where it's nice and cool | E |
Er you know a cat fish hole brimmin' full o' fish | G |
Whose a goin' to set around school and wish | G |
'Tain't no use to hide your bait | C |
It's a comin' soon or late | C |
W'en a feller's itchin' to be spanked | F |
Ol' folks know most ever'thing 'bout the world I guess | H |
Gramma does we wish she knowed thes a little less | H |
But I alwus kind o' think it 'ud be as well | E |
Ef they wouldn't alwus have to up an' tell | E |
We kids wish 'at they'd thes wait | C |
It's a comin' soon or late | C |
W'en a feller's itchin' to be spanked | F |
Paul Laurence Dunbar
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