Daisy Fraser Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIDJKLMNOPQR| Did you ever hear of Editor Whedon | A |
| Giving to the public treasury any of the money he received | B |
| For supporting candidates for office | C |
| Or for writing up the canning factory | D |
| To get people to invest | E |
| Or for suppressing the facts about the bank | F |
| When it was rotten and ready to break | G |
| Did you ever hear of the Circuit Judge | H |
| Helping anyone except the Q railroad | I |
| Or the bankers Or did Rev Peet or Rev Sibley | D |
| Give any part of their salary earned by keeping still | J |
| Or speaking out as the leaders wished them to do | K |
| To the building of the water works | L |
| But I Daisy Fraser who always passed | M |
| Along the street through rows of nods and smiles | N |
| And caughs and words such as there she goes | O |
| Never was taken before Justice Arnett | P |
| Without contributing ten dollars and costs | Q |
| To the school fund of Spoon River | R |
Edgar Lee Masters
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