Two Men Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH AJKJ| There be two men of all mankind | A |
| That I should like to know about | B |
| But search and question where I will | C |
| I cannot ever find them out | B |
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| Melchizedek he praised the Lord | D |
| And gave some wine to Abraham | E |
| But who can tell what else he did | F |
| Must be more learned than I am | E |
| - | |
| Ucalegon he lost his house | G |
| When Agamemnon came to Troy | H |
| But who can tell me who he was | I |
| I'll pray the gods to give him joy | H |
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| There be two men of all mankind | A |
| That I'm forever thinking on | J |
| They chase me everywhere I go | K |
| Melchizedek Ucalegon | J |
Edwin Arlington Robinson
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