Salvini In America Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGFG HI JKJL MNMO PQPQ QRQR QQQQ SFSF QB| Come gentlemen your gold | A |
| Thanks welcome to the show | B |
| To hear a story told | A |
| In words you do not know | B |
| - | |
| Now great Salvini rise | C |
| And thunder through your tears | D |
| Aha friends let your eyes | C |
| Interpret to your ears | E |
| - | |
| Gods 't is a goodly game | F |
| Observe his stride how grand | G |
| When legs like his declaim | F |
| Who can misunderstand | G |
| - | |
| See how that arm goes round | H |
| It says as plain as day | I |
| 'I love ' 'The lost is found ' | - |
| 'Well met sir ' or 'Away ' | - |
| - | |
| And mark the drawing down | J |
| Of brows How accurate | K |
| The language of that frown | J |
| Pain gentlemen or hate | L |
| - | |
| Those of the critic trade | M |
| Swear it is all as clear | N |
| As if his tongue were made | M |
| To fit an English ear | O |
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| Hear that Italian phrase | P |
| Greek to your sense 't is true | Q |
| But shrug expression gaze | P |
| Well they are Grecian too | Q |
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| But it is Art God wot | Q |
| Its tongue to all is known | R |
| Faith he to whom 't were not | Q |
| Would better hold his own | R |
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| Shakespeare says act and word | Q |
| Must match together true | Q |
| From what you've seen and heard | Q |
| How can you doubt they do | Q |
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| Enchanting drama Mark | S |
| The crowd 'from pit to dome' | F |
| One box alone is dark | S |
| The prompter stays at home | F |
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| Stupendous artist You | Q |
| Are lord of joy and woe | B |
| We thrill if you say 'Boo ' | - |
| And thrill if you say 'Bo ' | - |
Ambrose Bierce
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