The Drone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD| I might have been a worker but I'm nothing but a drone | A |
| I tell my idle stories in a philosophic tone | A |
| In a fuzzy spiny mantle of remoteness softly furled | B |
| I lie and watch with half shut eyes the stupefying world | B |
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| And they bustle and they rustle with their self consuming din | C |
| And eager feet go hurrying out and tired feet come in | C |
| Like Bottom when they hear a sound they all must rush to see | D |
| They're always running after life I let it come to me | D |
Gamaliel Bradford
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