Poets And Critics Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDDC EEFFGHIG| This thing that thing is the rage | A |
| Helter skelter runs the age | A |
| Minds on this round earth of ours | B |
| Vary like the leaves and flowers | B |
| Fashion'd after certain laws | C |
| Sing thou low or loud or sweet | D |
| All at all points thou canst not meet | D |
| Some will pass and some will pause | C |
| - | |
| What is true at last will tell | E |
| Few at first will place thee well | E |
| Some too low would have thee shine | F |
| Some too high no fault of thine | F |
| Hold thine own and work thy will | G |
| Year will graze the heel of year | H |
| But seldom comes the poet here | I |
| And the Critic's rarer still | G |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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