Tomb Of Ignatos Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJ| Here I'm not the Kleon famous in Alexandria | A |
| where they're not easily dazzled | B |
| for my marvelous houses my gardens | C |
| for my horses and chariots | D |
| for the jewels and silks I wore | E |
| Far from it here I'm not that Kleon | F |
| his twenty eight years are to be wiped out | G |
| I'm Ignatios lector who came to his senses very late | H |
| but even so in that way I lived ten happy months | I |
| in the peace the security of Christ | J |
Constantine P. Cavafy
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