Miniver Cheevy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIJ KDKD LMLM NDND

Miniver Cheevy child of scornA
Grew lean while he assailed the seasonsB
He wept that he was ever bornA
And he had reasonsB
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Miniver loved the days of oldC
When swords were bright and steeds were prancingD
The vision of a warrior boldC
Would set him dancingD
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Miniver sighed for what was notE
And dreamed and rested from his laborsF
He dreamed of Thebes and CamelotE
And Priam's neighborsF
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Miniver mourned the ripe renownG
That made so many a name so fragrantH
He mourned Romance now on the townG
And Art a vagrantH
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Miniver loved the MediciI
Albeit he had never seen oneJ
He would have sinned incessantlyI
Could he have been oneJ
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Miniver cursed the commonplaceK
And eyed a khaki suit with loathingD
He missed the mediaeval graceK
Of iron clothingD
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Miniver scorned the gold he soughtL
But sore annoyed was he without itM
Miniver thought and thought and thoughtL
And thought about itM
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Miniver Cheevy born too lateN
Scratched his head and kept on thinkingD
Miniver coughed and called it fateN
And kept on drinkingD

Edwin Arlington Robinson



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