A Millionaire Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGFHIHI| No not from tuning forks of gold | A |
| Take I my key for singing | B |
| From Upper Seats no order bold | A |
| Can set my music ringing | B |
| But groans the slave through sense of wrong | C |
| And naught my voice can smother | D |
| As flame leaps up so leaps my song | C |
| For my oppressed brother | D |
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| And thus the end comes swift and sure | E |
| Thus life itself must leave me | F |
| For what can these my brothers poor | G |
| In compensation give me | F |
| Save tears for ev'ry tear and sigh | H |
| For they are rich in anguish | I |
| A millionaire of tears am I | H |
| And mid my millions languish | I |
Morris Rosenfeld
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