Glee -- The Ghosts Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBCDAEA EEFGFGDAEAIn life three ghostly friars were we | A |
And now three friarly ghosts we be | A |
Around our shadowy table placed | B |
The spectral bowl before us floats | C |
With wine that none but ghosts can taste | B |
We wash our unsubstantial throats | C |
Three merry ghosts three merry ghosts | D |
three merry ghosts are we | A |
Let the ocean be Port and we'll think it good sport | E |
To be laid in that Red Sea | A |
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With songs that jovial spectres chaunt | E |
Our old refectory still we haunt | E |
The traveller hears our midnight mirth | F |
O list he cries the haunted choir | G |
The merriest ghost that walks the earth | F |
Is sure the ghost of a ghostly friar | G |
Three merry ghosts three merry ghosts | D |
three merry ghosts are we | A |
Let the ocean be Port and we'll think it good sport | E |
To be laid in that Red Sea | A |
Thomas Love Peacock
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