Borrow'd Plumes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCD EAEA FGHIJKLAM N OPOP AQAQ

A Preface and a PiracyA
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PrologueB
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Of borrow'd plumes I take the sinC
My extracts will applyD
To some few silly songs which inC
These pages scatter'd lieD
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The words are Edgar Allan Poe'sE
As any man may seeA
But what a poe t wrote in proseE
Shall make blank verse for meA
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These trifles are collected and republished chiefly with a viewF
to their redemption from the many improvements to whichG
they have been subjected while going at random the rounds of the PressH
I am naturally anxious that what I have written should circulateI
as I wrote it if it circulate at all In defenceJ
of my own taste nevertheless it is incumbent upon me to say that I thinkK
nothing in this volume of much value to the public or very creditableL
to myself E A PA
See Preface to Poe's Poetical WorksM
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EpilogueN
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And now that my theft stands detectedO
The first of my extracts may callP
To some of the rhymes here collectedO
Your notice the second to allP
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Ah friend you may shake your head sadlyA
Yet this much you'll say for my verseQ
I've written of old something badlyA
But written anew something worseQ

Adam Lindsay Gordon



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