Schizophrenic Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGFHIHH HJHJKKKK LMLMKKKK

Each morning as I catch my busA
A fearing I'll be lateB
I think there are in all of usA
Two folks quite separateB
As one I greet the office staffC
With grim official mienD
The other's when I belly laughC
And Home Sweet Home's the sceneD
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I've half a hundred men to bossE
And take my job to heartF
You'll never find me at a lossG
So well I play my partF
My voice is hard my eye is coldH
My mouth is grimly setI
They all consider me I'm toldH
A bloody martinetH
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But when I reach my home at nightH
I'm happy as a boyJ
My kiddies kiss me with delightH
And dance a jig of joyJ
I slip into my oldest clothsK
My lines of care uncreaseK
I mow the lawn unhook the hoseK
And glow with garden peaceK
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It's then I wonder which I amL
the boss with hard boiled eyeM
Or just the gay don't care a damnL
Go lucky garden guyM
Am I the starchy front who rantsK
As round his weight he throwsK
or just old Pop with patchy pantsK
Who sings and sniffs a roseK

Robert William Service



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