So Shines A Good Deed In A Naughty World Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE FGHGIJKJ ALMLNOAP QRRSTAT

There was a man in our town and heA
was wondrous richB
He gave away his millions to the collegesC
and sichB
And people cried The hypocrite He oughtD
to understandE
The ones who really need him are the childrenF
of this landE
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When Andrew Croesus built a home for childrenF
who were sickG
The people said they rather thought he did itH
as a trickG
And writers said He thinks about the droopingI
girls and boysJ
But what about conditions with the men whomK
he employsJ
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There was a man in our town who said that heA
would shareL
His profits with his laborers for that wasM
only fairL
And people said Oh isn't he the shrewd andN
foxy gentO
It cost him next to nothing for that freeA
advertisementP
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There was a man in our town who had the perfectQ
planR
To do away with poverty and other ills of manR
But he feared the public jeering and the folksS
who would defame himT
So he never told the plan he had and I can hardlyA
blame himT

Franklin Pierce Adams



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