Navels Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFEGEG HIHIJEJE| Men have navels more or less | A |
| Some are neat some not | B |
| Being fat I must confess | A |
| Mine is far from hot | B |
| Woman's is a pearly ring | C |
| Lovely to my mind | D |
| So of it to shyly sing | C |
| I am inclined | D |
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| I believe in nudity | E |
| Female forms divine | F |
| Should be bared for all to see | E |
| In colour and in line | F |
| So dear ladies recognise | E |
| The dimpling of your waist | G |
| Has approval in my eyes | E |
| Favour in my taste | G |
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| Darlings please you paint them gold | H |
| Or some pastel hue | I |
| Make them starry to behold | H |
| Witching to the view | I |
| Though I know I never should | J |
| Say such things as this | E |
| How a rosebud navel would | J |
| Be sweet to kiss | E |
Robert Service
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