Yee Bow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCEFGHIJ| They got me into the Sunday school | A |
| In Spoon River | B |
| And tried to get me to drop Confucius for Jesus | C |
| I could have been no worse off | D |
| If I had tried to get them to drop Jesus for Confucius | C |
| For without any warning as if it were a prank | E |
| And sneaking up behind me Harry Wiley | F |
| The minister's son caved my ribs into my lungs | G |
| With a blow of his fist | H |
| Now I shall never sleep with my ancestors in Pekin | I |
| And no children shall worship at my grave | J |
Edgar Lee Masters
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