A Hymn Of Welcome After The Recess Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDAAE FFAGGA GGHHHH FEAAAA AAHAAH GGHAAH HHAGGA EEAGGA| animas sapientiores fieri quiescendo | A |
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| And now cross buns and pancakes o'er | B |
| Hail Lords and Gentlemen once more | C |
| Thrice hail and welcome Houses Twain | D |
| The short eclipse of April Day | A |
| Having God grant it past away | A |
| Collective Wisdom shine again | E |
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| Come Ayes and Noes thro' thick and thin | F |
| With Paddy Holmes for whipper in | F |
| Whate'er the job prepared to back it | A |
| Come voters of Supplies bestowers | G |
| Of jackets upon trumpet blowers | G |
| At eighty mortal pounds the jacket | A |
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| Come free at length from Joint Stock cares | G |
| Ye Senators of many Shares | G |
| Whose dreams of premium knew no boundary | H |
| So fond of aught like Company | H |
| That you would even have taken tea | H |
| Had you been askt with Mr Goundry | H |
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| Come matchless country gentlemen | F |
| Come wise Sir Thomas wisest then | E |
| When creeds and corn lords are debated | A |
| Come rival even the Harlot Red | A |
| And show how wholly into bread | A |
| A 'Squire is transubstantiated | A |
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| Come Lauderdale and tell the world | A |
| That surely as thy scratch is curled | A |
| As never scratch was curled before | H |
| Cheap eating does more harm than good | A |
| And working people spoiled by food | A |
| The less they eat will work the more | H |
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| Come Goulburn with thy glib defence | G |
| Which thou'dst have made for Peter's Pence | G |
| Of Church rates worthy of a halter | H |
| Two pipes of port old port 'twas said | A |
| By honest Newport bought and paid | A |
| By Papists for the Orange Altar | H |
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| Come Horton with thy plan so merry | H |
| For peopling Canada from Kerry | H |
| Not so much rendering Ireland quiet | A |
| As grafting on the dull Canadians | G |
| That liveliest of earth's contagions | G |
| The bull pock of Hibernian riot | A |
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| Come all in short ye wondrous men | E |
| Of wit and wisdom come again | E |
| Tho' short your absence all deplore it | A |
| Oh come and show whate'er men say | G |
| That you can after April Day | G |
| Be just as sapient as before it | A |
Thomas Moore
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