Romulus And Remus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE FGFG HIHI JKLM NINO| Canadian | A |
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| Oh little did the Wolf Child care | B |
| When first he planned his home | C |
| What City should arise and bear | B |
| The weight and state of Rome | C |
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| A shiftless westward wandering tramp | D |
| Checked by the Tiber flood | E |
| He reared a wall around his camp | D |
| Of uninspired mud | E |
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| But when his brother leaped the Wall | F |
| And mocked its height and make | G |
| He guessed the future of it all | F |
| And slew him for its sake | G |
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| Swift was the blow swift as the thought | H |
| Which showed him in that hour | I |
| How unbelief may bring to naught | H |
| The early steps of Power | I |
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| Foreseeing Time's imperilled hopes | J |
| Of Glory Grace and Love | K |
| All singers Caesars artists Popes | L |
| Would fail if Remus throve | M |
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| He sent his brother to the Gods | N |
| And when the fit was o'er | I |
| Went on collecting turves and clods | N |
| To build the Wall once more | O |
Rudyard Kipling
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