Ep - And - Ein Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEECC AAFFGG HHDDFF IIJJKK| Sometimes I risk a faltering step | A |
| To meet these steins both Ein and Ep | A |
| But hesitate and halt at last | B |
| Finding the works of each too vast | B |
| For such a finite brain as mine | C |
| They gravel me both Ep and Ein | C |
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| Ein 's themes on space Ep 's things in stone | D |
| Both leave me gasping Tho' I own | D |
| They're 'after something ' as men say | E |
| What master minds what years away | E |
| Will fully grasp at last those fine | C |
| Profundities of Ep and Ein | C |
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| I sometimes like to think if Ep | A |
| Could be induced to take the step | A |
| He might translate and bring in bounds | F |
| Vague theories that Ein propounds | F |
| Carve them in stone that in the end | G |
| Mere fools like me might comprehend | G |
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| Working together thus they might | H |
| To a dull witted world bring light | H |
| But when each labors all alone | D |
| Ep at his monstrous things in stone | D |
| Ein with his talk of time light space | F |
| Just leave me with a wooden face | F |
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| Tho' here and now I own the twain | I |
| Bring but a bussing in my brain | I |
| Yet I like others of my kind | J |
| Keen to be thought a 'modern' mind | J |
| If asked will learnedly admit | K |
| Each is indutitably It | K |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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