Waterloo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FAFAGCGC HIHIJBJB BKBKLCLC AMAMNONO PCQCBGBI| At Vaterloo dar ban a scrap | A |
| Gude many year ago | B |
| Napolyun he ban brave old chap | A |
| And boss of whole French show | B |
| And Maester Vellington he say | C |
| Ay skol mak gude defence | D |
| And make dis Bonypart and Ney | C |
| To look lak saxty cents | E |
| - | |
| Dey start to fight on Sunday morn | F |
| And preacher say to Nap | A |
| Now yust so sure sum yu ban born | F |
| Yu're going to fall in trap | A |
| Ef yu got any vork to du | G |
| Yust chuse some oder day | C |
| But Nap say To the voods vith yu | G |
| Mak dis bar bugle play | C |
| - | |
| Ven Maester Vellington vake op | H |
| He see a gude big hill | I |
| Vith plenty soldier men on top | H |
| Ay bet he got gude chill | I |
| Yerusalem he tal his men | J |
| Dese French ban purty t'ick | B |
| Ay tenk by qvarter after ten | J |
| Dey skol feel gude and sick | B |
| - | |
| Den Yen'ral Blucher com along | B |
| And loading op his gun | K |
| And dis mak tengs look purty strong | B |
| For Maester Vellington | K |
| Two heads ban more sum von yu see | L |
| And Vellington he say | C |
| Yust keep yure Yerman gang vith me | L |
| And ve skol vinning day | C |
| - | |
| Den all his English soldiers scrap | A |
| Vith guns so big sum trees | M |
| And Yermans fight vith lager tap | A |
| And planty Brickstein cheese | M |
| And so betveen the two dey chase | N |
| Dese Frenchmen to tall pines | O |
| And old Napolyun hide his face | N |
| And yumping back to mines | O |
| - | |
| Napolyun he feels purty bum | P |
| And after vile he say | C |
| Ef Maester Grouchy only com | Q |
| Ve could have von to day | C |
| But Grouchy ban asleep at svitch | B |
| So vat could Frenchman du | G |
| Dis har ban all the history vich | B |
| Ay know 'bout Vaterloo | I |
William F. Kirk
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