Titine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBDB EFEBGHGH IJKJBBBB LBLBBBBB| Although I have a car of class | A |
| A limousine | B |
| I also have a jenny ass | A |
| I call Titine | B |
| And if I had in sober sense | C |
| To choose between | B |
| I know I'd give the preference | D |
| To sleek Titine | B |
| - | |
| My chauffeur drives my Cadillac | E |
| In uniform | F |
| I wear a worn coat on my back | E |
| That he would scorn | B |
| He speeds with umpty equine power | G |
| Like an express | H |
| I amble at eight miles an hour | G |
| Or even less | H |
| - | |
| My wife can use our fancy bus | I |
| To cut a dash | J |
| She very definitely does | K |
| And blows my cash | J |
| But this old codger seeks the sane | B |
| And simple scene | B |
| Content to jog along a lane | B |
| With old Titine | B |
| - | |
| So as in country ways I go | L |
| Wife loves the town | B |
| But though I'm slow serene I know | L |
| I won't break down | B |
| With brawn and bone I reckon mine | B |
| The best machine | B |
| Old folks and donkeys best combine | B |
| Giddup Titine | B |
Robert William Service
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