Bimetalism Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDC EEEE BFB GHGH IBIB GBGB JKJK BGB LBLB

Ben Bulger was a silver manA
Though not a mine had heB
He thought it were a noble planA
To make the coinage freeB
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'There hain't for years been sech a time '-
Said Ben to his bull pupC
'For biz the country's broke and I'mD
The hardest kind of upC
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'The paper says that that's becauseE
The silver coins is sea'ceE
And that the chaps which makes the lawsE
Puts gold ones in their placeE
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'They says them nations always beB
Most prosperatin' whereF
The wolume of the currencyB
Ain't so disgustin' rare '-
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His dog which hadn't breakfastedG
Dissented from his viewH
And wished that he could swell insteadG
The volume of cold stewH
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'Nobody'd put me up ' said BenI
'With patriot galootsB
Which benefits their feller menI
By playin' warious rootsB
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'But havin' all the tools aboutG
I'm goin' to commenceB
A turnin' silver dollars outG
Wuth eighty seven centsB
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'The feller takin' 'em can't whineJ
No more likewise can IK
They're better than the genooineJ
Which mostly satisfyK
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'It's only makin' coinage freeB
And mebby might augmentG
The wolume of the currencyB
A noomerous per cent '-
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I don't quite see his error norL
Malevolence prepenseB
But fifteen years they gave him forL
That technical offenseB

Ambrose Bierce



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