Girl Graduates Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDDDBDBBBBB BBDE EDEDFGFGEBEBHHHB BBDE

They intend to send a wireA
To the moonB
And they'll set the Thames on fireA
Very soonB
Then they learn to make silk pursesC
With their rigsD
From the ears of LADY CIRCE'SD
Piggy wigsD
And weasels at their slumbersD
They'll trepanB
To get sunbeams from cuCUMbersD
They've a planB
They've a firmly rooted notionB
They can cross the Polar OceanB
And they'll find Perpetual MotionB
If they canB
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These are the phenomenaB
That every pretty dominaB
Hopes that we shall seeD
At this UniversiteeE
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As for fashion they forswear itE
So they sayD
And the circle they will square itE
Some fine dayD
Then the little pigs they're teachingF
For to flyG
And the niggers they'll be bleachingF
By and byG
Each newly joined aspirantE
To the clanB
Must repudiate the tyrantE
Known as ManB
They mock at him and flout himH
For they do not care about himH
And they're going to do without himH
If they canB
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These are the phenomenaB
That every pretty dominaB
Hopes that we shall seeD
At this UniversiteeE

William Schwenck Gilbert



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