Dryden And Pope Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBBBCC DDBBAA| Of our Laureate we now do sing | A |
| His youthful muse had daring wing | A |
| He then despised Baronhood | B |
| And sang 'twas noble to be good | B |
| None sang like him of knights of old | B |
| He England's glory did uphold | B |
| In wondrous song he hath arrayed | B |
| Glorious charge of light brigade | B |
| And he hath the people's benison | C |
| Greatest of living poets Tennyson | C |
| - | |
| Genius of Dryden and of Pope | D |
| Both did take a mighty scope | D |
| The first he Virgil did translate | B |
| The second showed us Troy's fate | B |
| On English themes they loved to sing | A |
| And high their muses flight did wing | A |
James Mcintyre
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