The Other Fellow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCDEDEDFFFDGDGD DDDDHDHDIIID| Whose luck is better far than ours | A |
| The other fellow's | B |
| Whose road seems always lined with flowers | A |
| The other fellow's | B |
| Who is the man who seems to get | C |
| Most joy in life with least regret | C |
| Who always seems to win his bet | C |
| The other fellow | D |
| Who fills the place we think we'd like | E |
| The other fellow | D |
| Whom does good fortune always strike | E |
| The other fellow | D |
| Whom do we envy day by day | F |
| Who has more time than we to play | F |
| Who is it when we mourn seems gay | F |
| The other fellow | D |
| Who seems to miss the thorns we find | G |
| The other fellow | D |
| Who seems to leave us all behind | G |
| The other fellow | D |
| Who never seems to feel the woe | D |
| The anguish and the pain we know | D |
| Who gets the best seats at the show | D |
| The other fellow | D |
| And yet my friend who envies you | H |
| The other fellow | D |
| Who thinks he gathers only rue | H |
| The other fellow | D |
| Who sighs because he thinks that he | I |
| Would infinitely happier he | I |
| If he could be like you or me | I |
| The other fellow | D |
Edgar Albert Guest
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