Arthur Mcewen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBCDBBED| Posterity with all its eyes | A |
| Will come and view him where he lies | A |
| Then turning from the scene away | B |
| With a concerted shrug will say | B |
| 'H'm Scarabaeus Sisyphus | B |
| What interest has that to us | B |
| We can't admire at all at all | C |
| A tumble bug without its ball ' | D |
| And then a sage will rise and say | B |
| 'Good friends you err turn back I pray | B |
| This freak that you unwisely shun | E |
| Is bug and ball rolled into one ' | D |
Ambrose Bierce
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