The Ides Of March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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Fear grandeurs O soulA
And if you cannot overcomeB
your ambitions pursue them with hesitationC
and caution And the more you advanceD
the more inquisitive careful you must beE
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And when you reach your peak Caesar at lastF
when you assume the form of a famous manG
then above all beware when you go out in the streetH
a conspicuous ruler with followersI
if by chance from the mob approachesJ
some Artemidorus bringing a letterK
and says hastily 'Read this immediatelyE
these are grave matters that concern you '-
do not fail to stop do not fail to push asideL
all those who salute and kneelM
you can see them later let even the SenateN
itself wait and immediately recogniseJ
the grave writings of ArtemidorusJ
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Constantine P. Cavafy



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