Madam Life's A Piece In Bloom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC ADAD AAAA EFEFLargo e mesto | A |
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Madam Life's a piece in bloom | B |
Death goes dogging everywhere | C |
She's the tenant of the room | B |
He's the ruffian on the stair | C |
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You shall see her as a friend | A |
You shall bilk him once or twice | D |
But he'll trap you in the end | A |
And he'll stick you for her price | D |
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With his kneebones at your chest | A |
And his knuckles in your throat | A |
You would reason plead protest | A |
Clutching at her petticoat | A |
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But she's heard it all before | E |
Well she knows you've had your fun | F |
Gingerly she gains the door | E |
And your little job is done | F |
William Ernest Henley
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