The Artist And The Alderman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIJKCLC MNONO F PQRQFCLC

'Give us gardens ' said the artistA
'Blatant brick and soulless stoneB
Never built a noble cityC
Man lives not by bread aloneB
Beauty brings for our enrichmentD
Smiling lawn and spreading tree 'E
'Bricks and mortar ' said the aldermanF
'Bring in more s d 'E
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As acid and alkaliG
Water and fireH
The good and the evilI
Discension inspireJ
As the cat and the dogK
And the axe and the treeC
So artists and aldermenL
Never agreeC
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Said the artist 'Give us gardensM
So to save the civic soulN
Draw aesthetic men about youO
Ere base ideals take controlN
Let artistic minds advise youO
Lest you pay a shameful price '-
'And who ' inquired the aldermanF
'Needs any such advice '-
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As the cop and the crookP
As the fool and the sageQ
As light and the darknessR
Hot youth and old ageQ
As the lamb and the lionF
The ant and the beeC
So artists and aldermenL
Never agreeC

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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