Causation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEE FFGGCCHH IIJJCIKL MMIIIICC CCNNOONN PPNNCCII

Said darling daughter unto meA
oh Dad how funny it would beA
If you had gone to MexicoB
A score or so of years agoB
Had not some whimsey changed your planC
I might have been a MexicanD
With lissome form and raven hairE
Instead of being fat and fairE
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Or if you'd sailed the Southern SeasF
And mated with a JapaneseF
I might have been a squatty girlG
With never golden locks to curlG
Who flirted with a painted fanC
And tinkled on a samisanC
And maybe slept upon a matH
I'm very glad I don't do thatH
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When I consider the romanceI
Of all your youth of change and chanceI
I might I fancy just as wellJ
Have bloomed a bold Tahitian belleJ
Or have been born but there ah noC
I draw the line and EsquimeauxI
It scares me stiff to think of whatK
I might have been thank God I'm notL
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Said I my dear don't be absurdM
Since everything that has occurredM
Through seeming fickle in your eyesI
Could not a jot be otherwiseI
For in this casual cosmic bizI
The world can be but what it isI
And nobody can dare denyC
Part of this world is you and IC
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Or call it fate or destinyC
No other issue could there beC
Though half the world I've wandered throughN
Cause and effect have linked us twoN
Aye all the aeons of the pastO
Conspired to bring us here at lastO
And all I ever chanced to doN
Inevitably led to youN
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To you to make you what you areP
A maiden in a Morris carP
IN Harris tweeds an airedale tooN
But Anglo Saxon through and throughN
And all the good and ill I've doneC
In every land beneath the sunC
Magnificently led to thisI
A country cottage and your kissI

Robert William Service



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