Job Interview Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAB CCCBDEFCCGHIFJKL E| Think you if Laura had been Petrarch's wife | A |
| He would have written sonnets all his life | A |
| DON JUAN III | B |
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| quot Where do you see yourself five years from now quot | C |
| the eldest male member or is quot male member quot | C |
| a redundancy of the committee | C |
| asked me quot Not here quot I thought A good thing I | B |
| speak fluent Fog I craved that job like some | D |
| unappeasable taunting woman | E |
| What did Byron's friend Hobhouse say after | F |
| the wedding quot I felt as if I had buried | C |
| a friend quot Each day I had that job I felt | C |
| the slack leash at my throat and thought what was | G |
| its other trick Better to scorn the job than ask | H |
| what I had ever seen in it or think | I |
| what pious muck I'd ladled over | F |
| the committee If they believed me they | J |
| deserved me As luck would have it the job | K |
| lasted me almost but not quite five years | L |
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| Anonymous submission | E |
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