George Trimble Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFDGHHHI| Do you remember when I stood on the steps | A |
| Of the Court House and talked free silver | B |
| And the single tax of Henry George | C |
| Then do you remember that when the Peerless Leader | B |
| Lost the first battle I began to talk prohibition | D |
| And became active in the church | E |
| That was due to my wife | F |
| Who pictured to me my destruction | D |
| If I did not prove my morality to the people | G |
| Well she ruined me | H |
| For the radicals grew suspicious of me | H |
| And the conservatives were never sure of me | H |
| And here I lie unwept of all | I |
Edgar Lee Masters
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