Things Should Be Judged By Merit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD CCEF BBGG| A picture hung in a public hall | A |
| And it was much admired by all | A |
| Painted by a true artist's hand | B |
| The subject it was truly grand | B |
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| Its fame o'er the whole world resounds | C |
| Valued at ten thousand pounds | C |
| Beauteous lady none 'ere passed her | D |
| She was the work of an old master | D |
| - | |
| At last a critic keen did gaze | C |
| And saw 'twas work of modern days | C |
| Then quick it was pronounced a daub | E |
| And artist but a money grab | F |
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| The true the noble and the grand | B |
| Will lend to struggling helping hand | B |
| Then let no man of dues be shorn | G |
| If he a subject doth adorn | G |
James Mcintyre
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