'carpe Diem,' Or Cop The Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CADEFAGAHDIDDDDD| AD LEUCONOEN | A |
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| Horace Book I Ode | B |
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| 'Tu ne quoesieris scire nefas ' | - |
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| It is not right for you to know so do not ask | C |
| Leuconoe | A |
| How long a life the gods may give or ever we | D |
| are gone away | E |
| Try not to read the Final Page the ending | F |
| colophonian | A |
| Trust not the gypsy's tea leaves nor the | G |
| prophets Babylonian | A |
| Better to have what is to come enshrouded | H |
| in obscurity | D |
| Than to be certain of the sort and length of | I |
| our futurity | D |
| Why even as I monologue on wisdom and | D |
| longevity | D |
| How Time has flown Spear some of it | D |
| The longest life is brevity | D |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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