What's The Use Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCADADCAEFEC| WHAT'S the use o' folks a frownin' | A |
| When the way's a little rough | B |
| Frowns lay out the road fur smilin' | A |
| You'll be wrinkled soon enough | B |
| What's the use | C |
| What's the use o' folks a sighin' | A |
| It's an awful waste o' breath | D |
| An' a body can't stand wastin' | A |
| What he needs so bad in death | D |
| What's the use | C |
| What's the use o' even weepin' | A |
| Might as well go long an' smile | E |
| Life our longest strongest arrow | F |
| Only lasts a little while | E |
| What's the use | C |
Paul Laurence Dunbar
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