Paulus: An Epigram Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEFGGHHIJ| BY MR LINDSAY | A |
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| Dublin Sept | B |
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| A SLAVE to crowds scorch'd with the summer's heats | C |
| In courts the wretched lawyer toils and sweats | D |
| While smiling Nature in her best attire | E |
| Regales each sense and vernal joys inspire | F |
| Can he who knows that real good should please | G |
| Barter for gold his liberty and ease | G |
| This Paulus preach'd When entering at the door | H |
| Upon his board the client pours the ore | H |
| He grasps the shining gift pores o'er the cause | I |
| Forgets the sun and dozes on the laws | J |
Jonathan Swift
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