The Point Of Taste Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEFCD| Unhappy poets of a sunken prime | A |
| You to reviewers are as ball to bat | B |
| They shadow you with Homer knock you flat | B |
| With Shakespeare bludgeons brainingly sublime | A |
| On you the excommunicates of Rhyme | A |
| Because you sing not in the living Fat | B |
| The wiry whizz of an intrusive gnat | B |
| Is verse that shuns their self producing time | A |
| Sound them their clocks with loud alarum trump | C |
| Or watches ticking temporal at their fobs | D |
| You win their pleased attention But bright God | E |
| O' the lyre what bully drawlers they applaud | F |
| Rather for us a tavern catch and bump | C |
| Chorus where Lumpkin with his Giles hobnobs | D |
George Meredith
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