The Drama Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDD EFEFGG HIHIJJ KLKMNO| Ah well the thing that lived lives on | A |
| And who are we to say it nay | B |
| When Vandal and when Goth had gone | C |
| Long long beyond great Caesar's day | B |
| The Arts that sought for heights sublime | D |
| Still scaled Olympus scorning time | D |
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| And we who tread this little earth | E |
| Seeking for profit or for fame | F |
| And count one life's poor efforts worth | E |
| The meed of all the world's acclaim | F |
| How do we count What do we bring | G |
| To earth's great final reckoning | G |
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| Oh are we not as little boys | H |
| Striving to conquer sea and air | I |
| Playing a while with futile toys | H |
| To fight the bogey of despair | I |
| While in the end invention's lure | J |
| Finds us relief but never cure | J |
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| Invention Men may late or soon | K |
| Thro' high ambition's urge aspire | L |
| And so aspiring win the boon | K |
| Of great and ultimate desire | M |
| But art Or talkies Nothing loth | N |
| I'm game to own there's room for both | O |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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