Milton Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDBEFGHHIGJHHKC| with apologies to Lord Tennyson | A |
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| O swallow tailed purveyor of college sprees | B |
| O skilled to please the student fraternity | C |
| Most honoured publican of Scotland | D |
| Milton a name to adorn the Cross Keys | B |
| Whose chosen waiters Samuel Archibald | E |
| Helped by the boots and marker at billiards | F |
| Wait as the smoke filled crowded chamber | G |
| Rings to the roar of a Gaelic chorus | H |
| Me rather all those temperance hostelries | H |
| The soda siphon fizzily murmuring | I |
| And lime fruit juice and seltzer water | G |
| Charm as a wanderer out in South Street | J |
| Where some recruiting eager Blue Ribbonites | H |
| Spied me afar and caught by the Post Office | H |
| And crimson nosed the latest convert | K |
| Fastened the odious badge upon me | C |
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