Out Of Sorts Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAABCCCBDEDEFGHFGH IIIJCCCJKCKCGDIGDI

When you find you're a broken down critterA
Who is all of a trimmle and twitterA
With your palate unpleasantly bitterA
As if you'd just bitten a pillB
When your legs are as thin as dividersC
And you're plagued with unruly insidersC
And your spine is all creepy with spidersC
And you're highly gamboge in the gillB
When you've got a beehive in your headD
And a sewing machine in each earE
And you feel that you've eaten your bedD
And you've got a bad headache DOWN HEREE
When such facts are aboutF
And these symptoms you findG
In your body or crownH
Well it's time to look outF
You may make up your mindG
You had better lie downH
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When your lips are all smeary like tallowI
And your tongue is decidedly yallowI
With a pint of warm oil in your swAllowI
And a pound of tin tacks in your chestJ
When you're down in the mouth with the vapoursC
And all over your new Morris papersC
Black beetles are cutting their capersC
And crawly things never at restJ
When you doubt if your head is your ownK
And you jump when an open door slamsC
Then you've got to a state which is knownK
To the medical world as jim jamsC
If such symptoms you findG
In your body or headD
They're not easy to quellI
You may make up your mindG
You are better in bedD
For you're not at all wellI

William Schwenck Gilbert



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