To Sir Hudson Lowe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DDABBA BBAEEA AAAAAA FGAHHA| effare causam nominis | A |
| utrumne mores hoc tui | B |
| nomen dedere an nomen hoc | C |
| secuta morum regula AUSONIUS | A |
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| Sir Hudson Lowe Sir Hudson Low | D |
| By name and ah by nature so | D |
| As thou art fond of persecutions | A |
| Perhaps thou'st read or heard repeated | B |
| How Captain Gulliver was treated | B |
| When thrown among the Lilliputians | A |
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| They tied him down these little men did | B |
| And having valiantly ascended | B |
| Upon the Mighty Man's protuberance | A |
| They did so strut upon my soul | E |
| It must have been extremely droll | E |
| To see their pigmy pride's exuberance | A |
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| And how the doughty mannikins | A |
| Amused themselves with sticking pins | A |
| And needles in the great man's breeches | A |
| And how some very little things | A |
| That past for Lords on scaffoldings | A |
| Got up and worried him with speeches | A |
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| Alas alas that it should happen | F |
| To mighty men to be caught napping | G |
| Tho' different too these persecutions | A |
| For Gulliver there took the nap | H |
| While here the Nap oh sad mishap | H |
| Is taken by the Lilliputians | A |
Thomas Moore
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