Lines On Reading Frank J. Wilstach's Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| As neat as wax as good as new | A |
| As true as steel as truth is true | A |
| Good as a sermon keen as hate | B |
| Full as a tick and fixed as fate | B |
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| Brief as a dream long as the day | C |
| Sweet as the rosy morn in May | C |
| Chaste as the moon as snow is white | D |
| Broad as barn doors and new as sight | D |
| - | |
| Useful as daylight firm as stone | E |
| Wet as a fish dry as a bone | E |
| Heavy as lead light as a breeze | F |
| Frank Wilstach's book of similies | F |
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