The Piute Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC ADDA EAAE FGHF ADDA IAAI JAAJUnbeautiful is the Piute | A |
Howe'er bedecked with bravery | B |
His person is unsavory | B |
Of soap he's destitute | A |
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He multiplies upon the earth | C |
In spite of all admonishing | D |
All censure his astonishing | D |
And versatile unworth | C |
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Upon the Reservation wide | A |
We give for his inhabiting | D |
He goes a jackass rabbiting | D |
To furnish his inside | A |
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The hopper singing in the grass | E |
He seizes with avidity | A |
He loves its tart acidity | A |
And gobbles all that pass | E |
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He penetrates the spider's veil | F |
Industriously pillages | G |
The toads' defenseless villages | H |
And shadows home the snail | F |
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He lightly runs to earth the quaint | A |
Red worm and deftly troweling | D |
He makes it with his boweling | D |
Familiarly acquaint | A |
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He tracks the pine nut to its lair | I |
Surrounds it with celerity | A |
Regards it with asperity | A |
Smiles and it isn't there | I |
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I wish he'd open up a grin | J |
Of adequate vivacity | A |
And carrying capacity | A |
To take his Agent in | J |
Ambrose Bierce
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