A Newspaper Is A Collection Of Half-injustices Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF GED HIJ KFL MMNNJJ| A newspaper is a collection of half injustices | A |
| Which bawled by boys from mile to mile | B |
| Spreads its curious opinion | C |
| To a million merciful and sneering men | D |
| While families cuddle the joys of the fireside | E |
| When spurred by tale of dire lone agony | F |
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| A newspaper is a court | G |
| Where every one is kindly and unfairly tried | E |
| By a squalor of honest men | D |
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| A newspaper is a market | H |
| Where wisdom sells its freedom | I |
| And melons are crowned by the crowd | J |
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| A newspaper is a game | K |
| Where his error scores the player victory | F |
| While another's skill wins death | L |
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| A newspaper is a symbol | M |
| It is feckless life's chronicle | M |
| A collection of loud tales | N |
| Concentrating eternal stupidities | N |
| That in remote ages lived unhaltered | J |
| Roaming through a fenceless world | J |
Stephen Crane
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