Marlowe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCCBBCCBDEDEDE| A | |
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| With eastern banners flaunting in the breeze | B |
| Royal processions sounding fife and gong | C |
| And showering jewels on the jostling throng | C |
| March to the tramp of Marlowe's harmonies | B |
| He drained life's brimming goblet to the lees | B |
| He recked not that a peer superb and strong | C |
| Would tune great notes to his impassioned song | C |
| And top his cannonading lines with ease | B |
| To the wild clash of cymbals we behold | D |
| The tragic ending of his youthful life | E |
| The revelry of kisses bought with gold | D |
| The jest and jealous rival and the strife | E |
| A harlot weeping o'er a corpse scarce cold | D |
| A scullion fleeing with a bloody knife | E |
Arthur Bayldon
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