Friend Or Foe? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIH BJKJHLMLNOPO QRPR| There's a man I know | A |
| A likeable man | B |
| Whom you meanly wound | C |
| Whenever you can | B |
| Remark with malice | D |
| His task is done ill | E |
| He's poor of judgment | F |
| And weak of will | E |
| I implore you now | G |
| As that poor man's friend | H |
| Let persecution | I |
| Have speediest end | H |
| - | |
| Cease taunting the man | B |
| With blunders he makes | J |
| Cease harping alway | K |
| On wrongs and mistakes | J |
| Come be his good friend | H |
| Hail fellow well met | L |
| His failures forgive | M |
| And his faults forget | L |
| Who is the man you've | N |
| Discouraged and blamed | O |
| The man is yourself | P |
| Are you not ashamed | O |
| - | |
| For faults of the past | Q |
| Make ample amends | R |
| And you and yourself | P |
| Be the best of friends | R |
Jean Blewett
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