At The Golden Pig Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDF GHGHHEHE IJIJKEKE| Where once with lads I scoffed my beer | A |
| The landlord's lass I've wed | B |
| Now I am lord and master here | C |
| Thank God the old man's dead | B |
| I stand behind a blooming bar | D |
| With belly like a tub | E |
| And pals say seeing my cigar | D |
| 'Bill's wed a pub ' | F |
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| I wonder now if I did well | G |
| My freedom for to lose | H |
| Knowing my wife is fly as hell | G |
| I mind my 'Ps' and 'Qs' | H |
| Oh what a fuss she made because | H |
| I tweaked the barmaid's bub | E |
| Alas a sorry day it was | H |
| I wed a pub | E |
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| Fat landlord of the Golden Pig | I |
| They call me 'mister' now | J |
| And many a mug of beer I swig | I |
| Yet don't get gay somehow | J |
| So farmer fellows lean and clean | K |
| Who sweat to earn your grub | E |
| Although you haven't got a bean | K |
| Don't wed a pub | E |
Robert Service
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