Campbells Block Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF EEGG HIJJ KKLL| You may look but look in vain | A |
| For stores with such immense pane | A |
| All other shops they do surpass | B |
| With their enormous lights of glass | B |
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| One night by chance through them we gazed | C |
| But we did quickly stand amazed | C |
| Three moons they did beauteous glow | D |
| And gleams so lovely they did throw | D |
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| But a still more wond'rous story | E |
| Mid day showed three suns in glory | E |
| At the sight we scarce could gaze | F |
| So full of brilliancy the rays | F |
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| We had to curtain off the glory | E |
| If you don't believe this wondrous story | E |
| Ask Editon of the Tribune | G |
| About this tale of sun and moon | G |
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| Which did bewilder McIntyre | H |
| Gazing on mighty orbs of fire | I |
| Eclipsing the electric light | J |
| So brilliant in their glorious might | J |
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| Luminaries no more invade | K |
| Excluded now by window shade | K |
| Pray think that this if no intrusion | L |
| This tale of optical illusion | L |
James Mcintyre
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