A Man Toiled On A Burning Road Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJGD| A man toiled on a burning road | A |
| Never resting | B |
| Once he saw a fat stupid ass | C |
| Grinning at him from a green place | D |
| The man cried out in rage | E |
| Ah Do not deride me fool | F |
| I know you | G |
| All day stuffing your belly | H |
| Burying your heart | I |
| In grass and tender sprouts | J |
| It will not suffice you | G |
| But the ass only grinned at him from the green place | D |
Stephen Crane
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