Dr. Swift To Himself On St. Cecilia's Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCDEAAAA D| Grave Dean of St Patrick's how comes it to pass | A |
| That you who know music no more than an ass | A |
| That you who so lately were writing of drapiers | A |
| Should lend your cathedral to players and scrapers | A |
| To act such an opera once in a year | B |
| So offensive to every true Protestant ear | C |
| With trumpets and fiddles and organs and singing | D |
| Will sure the Pretender and Popery bring in | E |
| No Protestant Prelate his lordship or grace | A |
| Durst there show his right or most reverend face | A |
| How would it pollute their crosiers and rochets | A |
| To listen to minims and quavers and crochets | A |
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| The rest is wanting | D |
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