Judge Somers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFAGHIJK| How does it happen tell me | A |
| That I who was most erudite of lawyers | B |
| Who knew Blackstone and Coke | C |
| Almost by heart who made the greatest speech | D |
| The court house ever heard and wrote | E |
| A brief that won the praise of Justice Breese | F |
| How does it happen tell me | A |
| That I lie here unmarked forgotten | G |
| While Chase Henry the town drunkard | H |
| Has a marble block topped by an urn | I |
| Wherein Nature in a mood ironical | J |
| Has sown a flowering weed | K |
Edgar Lee Masters
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