To Carthy (epigram Against Carthy) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC

Thy labours Carthy long conceal'd from lightA
Piled in a garret charm'd the author's sightA
But forced from their retirement into dayB
The tender embryos half unknown decayB
Thus lamps which burn'd in tombs with silent glareC
Expire when first exposed to open airC

Jonathan Swift



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