So Shines A Good Deed In A Naughty World Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE FGHGIJKJ ALMLNOAP QRRSTATThere was a man in our town and he | A |
was wondrous rich | B |
He gave away his millions to the colleges | C |
and sich | B |
And people cried The hypocrite He ought | D |
to understand | E |
The ones who really need him are the children | F |
of this land | E |
- | |
When Andrew Croesus built a home for children | F |
who were sick | G |
The people said they rather thought he did it | H |
as a trick | G |
And writers said He thinks about the drooping | I |
girls and boys | J |
But what about conditions with the men whom | K |
he employs | J |
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There was a man in our town who said that he | A |
would share | L |
His profits with his laborers for that was | M |
only fair | L |
And people said Oh isn't he the shrewd and | N |
foxy gent | O |
It cost him next to nothing for that free | A |
advertisement | P |
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There was a man in our town who had the perfect | Q |
plan | R |
To do away with poverty and other ills of man | R |
But he feared the public jeering and the folks | S |
who would defame him | T |
So he never told the plan he had and I can hardly | A |
blame him | T |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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