Letter Viii. From The Gander To The Turkey-cock. (the Bird And Insects' Post-office.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFF GGHHIIJJKLMMHHNNOOII P Q

CHARLES BLOOMFIELDA
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Old friend you certainly have meritB
You really are a bird of spiritB
I'm quite surprised I must confessC
I did not think you did possessC
Such valour as you've lately shownD
In fact 'tis nearly like my ownD
You know I've always been renown'dE
For bravery since first I foundE
That I could hiss and feel I'm bolderF
Each year that I am growing olderF
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You must I'm sure have often seenG
When in the pond or on the greenG
With all my family about meH
I can't think how they'd do without meH
Some human thing come striding byI
And how without a scruple II
March after him and bite his heelJ
And then you know the pride I feelJ
To hear as back I march againK
The feat extoll'd by all my trainL
But if I were to tell you allM
The valiant actions great and smallM
That ever were achieved by meH
I never should have done I seeH
For cows and pigs and horses knowN
The consequence of such a foeN
However I am glad to findO
That you have such a noble mindO
And think my friend that by and byI
You'll rise to be as great as II
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Your old friendP
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HISSQ

Robert Bloomfield



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