Why Do You Strive For Greatness, Fool? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFGH B| Why do you strive for greatness fool | A |
| Go pluck a bough and wear it | B |
| It is as sufficing | C |
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| My Lord there are certain barbarians | D |
| Who tilt their noses | E |
| As if the stars were flowers | F |
| And Thy servant is lost among their shoe buckles | G |
| Fain would I have mine eyes even with their eyes | H |
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| Fool go pluck a bough and wear it | B |
Stephen Crane
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