Uncle Sidney To Marcellus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD AEAE ABAB| Marcellus won't you tell us | A |
| Truly tell us if you can | B |
| What will you be Marcellus | A |
| When you get to be a man | B |
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| You turn with never answer | C |
| But to the band that plays | D |
| O rapt and eerie dancer | C |
| What of your future days | D |
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| Far in the years before us | A |
| We dreamers see your fame | E |
| While song and praise in chorus | A |
| Make music of your name | E |
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| And though our dreams foretell us | A |
| As only visions can | B |
| You must prove it O Marcellus | A |
| When you get to be a man | B |
James Whitcomb Riley
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