Careers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGB HIHIJGKLHICMNM HODDGMFather is quite the greatest poet | A |
That ever lived anywhere | B |
You say you're going to write great music | C |
I chose that first it's unfair | B |
Besides now I can't be the greatest painter and | D |
do Christ and angels or lovely pears | E |
and apples and grapes on a green dish | F |
or storms at sea or anything lovely | G |
Because that's been taken by Claire | B |
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It's stupid to be an engine driver | H |
And soldiers are horrible men | I |
I won't be a tailor I won't be a sailor | H |
And gardener's taken by Ben | I |
It's unfair if you say that you'll write great | J |
music you horrid you unkind I simply | G |
loathe you though you are my | K |
sister you beast cad coward cheat | L |
bully liar | H |
Well Say what's left for me then | I |
But we won't go to your ugly music | C |
Listen Ben will garden and dig | M |
And Claire will finish her wondrous pictures | N |
All flaming and splendid and big | M |
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And I'll be a perfectly marvellous carpenter | H |
and I'll make cupboards and benches | O |
and tables and and baths and | D |
nice wooden boxes for studs and | D |
money | G |
And you'll be jealous you pig | M |
Robert Graves
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