To Catullus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDC EEFEG A HGIE| Would that you were alive today Catullus | A |
| Truth tis there is a filthy skunk amongst us | A |
| A rank musk idiot the filthiest skunk | B |
| Of no least sorry use on earth but only | C |
| Fit in fancy to justify the outlay | D |
| Of your most horrible vocabulary | C |
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| My Muse all innocent as Eve in Eden | E |
| Would yet wear any skins of old pollution | E |
| Rather than celebrate the name detested | F |
| Ev n now might he rejoice at our attention | E |
| Guess'd he this little ode were aiming at him | G |
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| O were you but alive again Catullus | A |
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| For see not one among the bards of our time | H |
| With their flimsy tackle was out to strike him | G |
| Not those two pretty Laureates of England | I |
| Not Alfred Tennyson nor Alfred Austin | E |
Robert Seymour Bridges
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