Frankenstein Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAABBA CCAAAA DDEFFE GHIJKI AAILLI AAJMMJ

We roam about the countrysideA
And view the farmlands rolling wideA
A picture surely this of peace of plantyA
We mark within these sylvan scenesB
The whirr and clatter of machinesB
That help one man to do the work of twentyA
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We mark the orchards fruited deepC
The flocks of well contented sheepC
The drowsing kine all corpulent and satedA
We gaze with gladness undisguisedA
And thank our stars we're civilisedA
Yet long for life a shade less complicatedA
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For birds now vocal in the treesD
And beasts with grass about their kneesD
Accept in simple wise the gifts aboundingE
But of all creatures man aloneF
The brainiest being ever knownF
Must scratch his head and fall to self confoundingE
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Alas that man's own clevernessG
Should land him in this pretty messH
Where man blames man and nation charges nationI
Tho' wise blokes con it o'er and o'erJ
The sum of all their labored loreK
Seems but to complicate the complicationI
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To pluck an apple form a treeA
And feed upon it seems to beA
A simple act where none could be mistakenI
Alas our world has grown so bigL
That tho' one man may raise a pigL
It needs a score to sell the breakfast baconI
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From earth alone man wins his breadA
By earth alone are all things fedA
A fact we'll recognise when we grow calmerJ
Justice for all may then prevailM
For farmers first then down the scaleM
To the man who farms the man who farms the farmerJ

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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