An Apologue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCAADEFF| A traveler observed one day | A |
| A loaded fruit tree by the way | A |
| And reining in his horse exclaimed | B |
| 'The man is greatly to be blamed | B |
| Who careless of good morals leaves | C |
| Temptation in the way of thieves | C |
| Now lest some villain pass this way | A |
| And by this fruit be led astray | A |
| To bag it I will kindly pack | D |
| It snugly in my saddle sack ' | E |
| He did so then that Salt o' the Earth | F |
| Rode on rejoicing in his worth | F |
Ambrose Bierce
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