Vignettes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DEDE F GG HIJI KLKL MNMO

AND Smith has made money 'A
'O no that's a mythB
Smith never made moneyC
But money made Smith 'A
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A sculptor is Deming a great man tooD
But the chisel of fancy the hand outstripsE
While he talks of the wonder he's going to doD
All the work of his fingers leaks out at his lipsE
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'A scholar sir To Brown six tongues are known '-
The Blockhead never spoke one thought his ownF
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Johnson jingled his silver though he never had much to purloinG
But Jackson jingled his intellect O give us Johnson's coinG
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At school a blockhead sullen wordless dullH
His size well known to even his smallest mateI
Grown up men say ' How silent He is fullJ
Of will and wisdom ' Truly mud is greatI
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An honest man Jones never broke the lawK
The wretch behind the bars he scorned with prideL
But these same bars on every side he sawK
Jones lived in prison on the other sideL
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A hideous fungus in the wine vault growsM
Liver like loathsome shaking on its stalkN
Above the wine vault too to him who knowsM
The cursed mushroom lives and walks and talksO

John Boyle O'reilly



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