Singer And Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE| A singer sang in sorrow long | A |
| And breathed his life into his song | A |
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| Unknown unheard the song went wide | B |
| Until the singer starving died | B |
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| Now in their hearts the nations write | C |
| And wear the singer's song of might | C |
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| Ah singers fail and fall from view | D |
| But songs are always always new | D |
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| If garlands none to singers cling | E |
| Bays wreathe above the songs they sing | E |
Freeman E. Miller
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