The High Priest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGFGBHBH IJIJ KH LMLMNFNF OPOPF F HQHQHDHDNay why do foolish politicians strive | A |
To win a fleeting popularity | B |
In vain in vain they jealously contrive | A |
To turn the doting Public Eye from Me | B |
What was this land this nation destined for | C |
For Art Trade Politics All out of place | D |
Behold I am the Sporting Editor | E |
I call the race | D |
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Reviewers leader writers what are they | F |
Subs poets novelists Scribes of a sort | G |
Mere puny scribbling creatures of a day | F |
While I the people's idol stand for Sport | G |
For mark when inspiration falls on me | B |
What recks the public of that nameless band | H |
I ope' my lips and wisdom gushing free | B |
O'erflows the land | H |
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I lift my voice and lo an army wakes | I |
A mighty host a hundred thousand strong | J |
To spread the message while the nation quakes | I |
And thunders with the burden of my song | J |
'Ten lengths from home 'Gray Lad' outstripped 'The Witch ' | - |
And passed the post by just a short neck first ' | - |
These are the words the pregnant words for which | K |
The land's athirst | H |
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They are the children of my brain mine own | L |
These mighty words for which the people yearn | M |
The product of my genius alone | L |
Would you begrudge the laurels that I earn | M |
Mark you yon sturdy native strong o' limb | N |
That leans against the lamp post o'er the way | F |
Approach and learn of my great fame from him | N |
Approach and say | F |
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'Awake Arise A curse on him who waits | O |
Behold young man thy country needs thy like | P |
The yellow hordes are panting at our gates | O |
Arouse young patriot go forth and strike | P |
Awake and cast they reeking 'fag' away | F |
Arise and take the white man's burden up ' | - |
'I'll lay you ten to one in 'quids '' he'll say | F |
'Wot's won the Cup ' | - |
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Behold the High Priest of the people's creed | H |
Proclaim his genius The bays The bays | Q |
Come crown the Sporting Editor indeed | H |
He is familiar with bays with grays | Q |
'Ten lengths from home ' How exquisite How chaste | H |
''Gray Lad' outstripped 'The Witch' ' What style What grace | D |
Come beauty twine a laurel wreath Nay haste | H |
He calls the race | D |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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