Husband And Heathen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDEFFE ADGADHEDDDD DIGAIFFJDDJO'er the men of Ethiopia she would pour her cornucopia | A |
And shower wealth and plenty on the people of Japan | B |
Send down jelly cake and candies to the Indians of the Andes | C |
And a cargo of plum pudding to the men of Hindoostan | B |
And she said she loved 'em so | D |
Bushman Finn and Eskimo | D |
If she had the wings of eagles to their succour she would fly | E |
Loaded down with jam and jelly | F |
Succotash and vermicelli | F |
Prunes pomegranates plums and pudding peaches pineapples and pie | E |
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She would fly with speedy succour to the natives of Molucca | A |
With whole loads of quail and salmon and with tons of fricassee | D |
And give cake in fullest measure | G |
To the men of Australasia | A |
And all the Archipelagoes that dot the southern sea | D |
And the Anthropophagi | H |
All their lives deprived of pie | E |
She would satiate and satisfy with custards cream and mince | D |
And those miserable Australians | D |
And the Borrioboolighalians | D |
She would gorge with choicest jelly raspberry currant grape and quince | D |
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But like old war time hardtackers her poor husband lived on crackers | D |
Bought at wholesale from a baker eaten from the mantelshelf | I |
If the men of Madagascar | G |
And the natives of Alaska | A |
Had enough to sate their hunger let him look out for himself | I |
And his coat had but one tail | F |
And he used a shingle nail | F |
To fasten up his galluses when he went out to his work | J |
And she used to spend his money | D |
To buy sugar plums and honey | D |
For the Terra del Fuegian and the Turcoman and Turk | J |
Sam Walter Foss
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