The Golf Ball And The Loan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DDAA AAEE| After Longfellow | A |
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| I drove a golf ball into the air | B |
| It fell to earth I knew not where | B |
| For so swiftly it flew the sight | C |
| Could not follow it in its flight | C |
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| I lent five shillings to some men | D |
| They spent it all I know not when | D |
| For who is quick enough to know | A |
| The time in which a crown may go | A |
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| Long long afterward in a whin | A |
| I found the golf ball black as sin | A |
| But the five shillings are missing still | E |
| They haven't turned up and I doubt if they will | E |
Robert Fuller Murray
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