Liberty To M. Le Diplomate Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDBBAEFFGHH| Thou fool who treatest with the sword and not | A |
| With the strong arm that wields it Thou insane | B |
| Who seest the dew drops on the lion's mane | B |
| But dost forget the lion Oh thou sot | C |
| Hugging thy drunken dream Thou idiot | D |
| Who makest a covenant against the rain | B |
| With autumn leaves Thou atheist who dost chain | B |
| This miserable body that can rot | A |
| And thinkest it Me Fool for the swordless arm | E |
| Shall strike thee dead Madman the lion wakes | F |
| And with one shake is dry Sot the day breaks | F |
| Shall sober even thee Idiot one storm | G |
| And thou art bare Atheist the corse is thine | H |
| But lo the unfettered soul immortal and divine | H |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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