Breakfast Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGDGD CDCDHDHD| Of all the meals that glad my day | A |
| My morning one's the best | B |
| Purveyed me on a silver tray | A |
| Immaculately dressed | B |
| I rouse me when the dawn is bright | C |
| I leap into the sea | D |
| Returning with a rare delight | C |
| To honey toast and tea | D |
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| My appetite was razor edged | E |
| When I was in my prime | F |
| To eggs and bacon I was pledged | E |
| Ala the March of Time | F |
| For now a genial old gent | G |
| With journal on my knee | D |
| I sip and take with vast content | G |
| My honey toast and tea | D |
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| So set me up for my delight | C |
| The harvest of the bee | D |
| Brown crispy toast with butter bright | C |
| Ceylon two cups or three | D |
| Let others lunch or dinner praise | H |
| But I regale with glee | D |
| As I regard with grateful gaze | H |
| Just honey toast and tea | D |
Robert William Service
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