Salvationists Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC ADEFEGHIE AEEEEFEJ| I | A |
| Come my songs let us speak of perfection | B |
| We shall get ourselves rather disliked | C |
| - | |
| II | A |
| Ah yes my songs let us resurrect | D |
| The very excellent term Rusticus | E |
| Let us apply it in all its opprobrium | F |
| To those to whom it applies | E |
| And you may decline to make them immortal | G |
| For we shall consider them and their state | H |
| In delicate | I |
| Opulent silence | E |
| - | |
| III | A |
| Come my songs | E |
| Let us take arms against this sea of stupidities | E |
| Beginning with Mumpodorus | E |
| And against this sea of vulgarities | E |
| Beginning with Nimmim | F |
| And against this sea of imbeciles | E |
| All the Bulmenian literati | J |
Ezra Pound
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