Two Lives Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE FGHG IJIJ KDKD| A | |
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| There is no God one said | B |
| And love is lust | C |
| When I am dead I'm dead | B |
| And all is dust | C |
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| Be merry while you can | D |
| Before you're gray | E |
| With some wild courtesan | D |
| Drink care away | E |
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| One said A God there is | F |
| And God is love | G |
| Death is not death but bliss | H |
| And life above | G |
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| Above all flesh is mind | I |
| And faith and truth | J |
| God's gifts to poor mankind | I |
| That make life youth | J |
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| One from a harlot's side | K |
| Arose at morn | D |
| One cursing God had died | K |
| That night forlorn | D |
Madison Julius Cawein
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