Our Maecenas Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE FGF HEH III JJJ KLL MMM EEE NNO PP QQQ

What Don't you our M cenas knowA
The man who started years agoA
Our Wild Australian Author showA
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You don't Your ignorance sublimeB
Exceeds to use a Boston rhymeB
The taciturnity of timeB
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Well there he is across the wayC
Tall thin and growing somwhat greyC
He has good reason you will sayC
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He's entering a bookshop FineD
He buys a book Don't make a signD
Don't speak Don't breathe It may be mineD
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Alas The cover isn't blueE
It's green it's Quinn's I always knewE
His taste was never sound and trueE
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We all have hobbies Some endureF
Some pass Australian LiteratureG
Is his He likes it straight and pureF
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Those breezy gentlemen you seeH
Walk up the street so spaciouslyE
He started them he started meH
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My word My oath if that you wishI
I would have now been selling fishI
Or something hot and sausageishI
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And friends of mine with names renownedJ
Would now be driving picks in groundJ
And hoisting New South Wales aroundJ
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If he the Lord of the EventK
Had not appeared pre subsequentL
And given us encouragementL
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He's now you see just skin and boneM
Yet once he weighed quite fourteen stoneM
When he left coves like us aloneM
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And he was breathe it hoarse and lowE
A man of substance This I knowE
But that was several years agoE
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Now was he thus to leanness broughtN
What tragic Fate his sorrow wroughtN
Alas he read the books he boughtO
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And now he's growing grey and oldP
But while he lives we'll say 'BeholdP
One copy of our works is sold '-
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He is the apple of our eyeQ
His health to us is precious WhyQ
We have to live he dare not dieQ

Victor James Daley



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