An Incantation. Sung By The Bubble Spirit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA AABBCDAAEEFFA GGAAAAAA AAEEHHIIAAAJ KKJJAAEELLA MMAAAir Come with me and we will go | A |
Where the rocks of coral grow | A |
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Come with me and we will blow | A |
Lots of bubbles as we go | A |
Bubbles bright as ever Hope | B |
Drew from fancy or from soap | B |
Bright as e'er the South Sea sent | C |
From its frothy element | D |
Come with me and we will blow | A |
Lots of bubbles as we go | A |
Mix the lather Johnny Wilks | E |
Thou who rhym'st so well to bilks | E |
Mix the lather who can be | F |
Fitter for such tasks than thee | F |
Great M P for Sudsbury | A |
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Now the frothy charm is ripe | G |
Puffing Peter bring thy pipe | G |
Thou whom ancient Coventry | A |
Once so dearly loved that she | A |
Knew not which to her was sweeter | A |
Peeping Tom or Puffing Peter | A |
Puff the bubbles high in air | A |
Puff thy best to keep them there | A |
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Bravo bravo Peter More | A |
Now the rainbow humbugs soar | A |
Glittering all with golden hues | E |
Such as haunt the dreams of Jews | E |
Some reflecting mines that lie | H |
Under Chili's glowing sky | H |
Some those virgin pearls that sleep | I |
Cloistered in the southern deep | I |
Others as if lent a ray | A |
From the streaming Milky Way | A |
Glistening o'er with curds and whey | A |
From the cows of Alderney | J |
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Now's the moment who shall first | K |
Catch the bubbles ere they burst | K |
Run ye Squires ye Viscounts run | J |
Brogden Teynham Palmerston | J |
John Wilks junior runs beside ye | A |
Take the good the knaves provide ye | A |
See with upturned eyes and hands | E |
Where the Shareman Brogden stands | E |
Gaping for the froth to fall | L |
Down his gullet lye and all | L |
See | A |
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But hark my time is out | M |
Now like some great water spout | M |
Scattered by the cannon's thunder | A |
Burst ye bubbles all asunder | A |
Thomas Moore
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