Manfred Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEEFF A GHGHIIJJ| I | A |
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| Projected from the bilious Childe | B |
| This clatterjaw his foot could set | C |
| On Alps without a breast beguiled | D |
| To glow in shedding rascal sweat | C |
| Somewhere about his grinder teeth | E |
| He mouthed of thoughts that grilled beneath | E |
| And summoned Nature to her feud | F |
| With bile and buskin Attitude | F |
| - | |
| II | A |
| - | |
| Considerably was the world | G |
| Of spinsterdom and clergy racked | H |
| While he his hinted horrors hurled | G |
| And she pictorially attacked | H |
| A duel hugeous Tragic Ho | I |
| The cities not the mountains blow | I |
| Such bladders in their shapes confessed | J |
| An after dinner's indigest | J |
George Meredith
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