The Sad Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO| No I have no capacity for life | A |
| I could be considered foolish | B |
| Today I am not going to the restaurant | C |
| I am after all this time weary of the waiters | D |
| Who scornfully bring us with their smug grimaces | E |
| Dark beer and make us so confused | F |
| That we cannot find our home | G |
| And we must | H |
| Use the foolish street lights | I |
| To prop ourselves up | J |
| with weak hands | K |
| Today I have bigger things in mind | L |
| Ah I shall find out the meaning of existence | M |
| And in the evening I shall do some roller skating | N |
| Or go at some point to Temple | O |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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