King Pandion, He Is Dead Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAB CDCDDADA CDCDDADA CDCDDADA DDAA| King Pandion he is dead | A |
| All thy friends are lapp'd in lead | A |
| SHAKESPEARE | B |
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| Dreamers drinkers rebel youth | C |
| Where's the folly free and fine | D |
| You and I mistook for truth | C |
| Wits and wastrels friends of wine | D |
| Wags and poets friends of mine | D |
| Gleams and glamors all are fled | A |
| Fires and frenzies half divine | D |
| King Pandion he is dead | A |
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| Time's unmannerly uncouth | C |
| Here's the crow's foot for a sign | D |
| And upon our brows forsooth | C |
| Wits and wastrels friends of wine | D |
| Time hath set his mark malign | D |
| Frost has touched us heart and head | A |
| Cooled the blood and dulled the eyne | D |
| King Pandion he is dead | A |
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| Time's a tyrant without ruth | C |
| Fancies used to bloom and twine | D |
| Round a common tavern booth | C |
| Wits and wastrels friends of wine | D |
| In that youth of mine and thine | D |
| 'Tis for youth the feast is spread | A |
| When we dine now we but dine | D |
| King Pandion he is dead | A |
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| How our dreams would glow and shine | D |
| Wits and wastrels friends of wine | D |
| Ere the drab Hour came that said | A |
| King Pandion he is dead | A |
Don Marquis
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