Momus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCB DDEEFFE GHIIJJI| Where's the need of singing now | A |
| Smooth your brow | A |
| Momus and be reconciled | B |
| For King Kronos is a child | B |
| Child and father | C |
| Or god rather | C |
| And all gods are wild | B |
| - | |
| Who reads Byron any more | D |
| Shut the door | D |
| Momus for I feel a draught | E |
| Shut it quick for some one laughed | E |
| What's become of | F |
| Browning Some of | F |
| Wordsworth lumbers like a raft | E |
| - | |
| What are poets to find here | G |
| Have no fear | H |
| When the stars are shining blue | I |
| There will yet be left a few | I |
| Themes availing | J |
| And these failing | J |
| Momus there'll be you | I |
Edwin Arlington Robinson
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