Fidelity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCB DBD EFEG AHAHCBCB| Being a shorty as you see | A |
| A bare five footer | B |
| The why my wife is true to me | A |
| Is my six shooter | B |
| For every time a guy goes by | C |
| Who looks like a lover | B |
| I polish it to catch his eye | C |
| And spin it over | B |
| - | |
| He notes its notches as I say | D |
| 'Believe me Brother | B |
| If Junie ever goes astray | D |
| They'll be another ' | - |
| A husband has to have a gun | E |
| And guts to pull it | F |
| Few fellows think a bit of fun | E |
| Is worth a bullet | G |
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| For June would sit on any knee | A |
| If it wore pants | H |
| Yet she is faithful unto me | A |
| As gossip grants | H |
| And though I know some six foot guy | C |
| Would better suit her | B |
| Her virtue triumphs thanks to my | C |
| Six shooter | B |
Robert William Service
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