Triumph Of Bigotry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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College We announced in our last that Lefroy and Shaw were returned They were chaired yesterday the Students of the College determined it would seem to imitate the mob in all things harnessing themselves to the car and the Masters of Arts bearing Orange flags and bludgeons before beside and behind the carA
Dublin Evening Post DecB
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Ay yoke ye to the bigots' carA
Ye chosen of Alma Mater's scionsC
Fleet chargers drew the God of WarD
Great Cybele was drawn by lionsC
And Sylvan Pan as Poet's dreamE
Drove four young panthers in his teamE
Thus classical Lefroy for once isC
Thus studious of a like turn outF
He harnesses young sucking duncesC
To draw him as their Chief aboutF
And let the world a picture seeC
Of Dulness yoked to BigotryC
Showing us how young College hacksC
Can pace with bigots at their backsC
As tho' the cubs were born to drawG
Such luggage as Lefroy and ShawG
Oh shade of Goldsmith shade of SwiftH
Bright spirits whom in days of yoreD
This Queen of Dulness sent adriftH
As aliens to her foggy shoreD
Shade of our glorious Grattan tooI
Whose very name her shame recallsC
Whose effigy her bigot crewI
Reversed upon their monkish wallsC
Bear witness lest the world should doubtF
To your mute Mother's dull renownJ
Then famous but for Wit turned outF
And Eloquence turned upside downJ
But now ordained new wreaths to winK
Beyond all fame of former daysC
By breaking thus young donkies inK
To draw M P s amid the braysC
Alike of donkies and M A sC
Defying Oxford to surpass 'emL
In this new Gradus ad ParnassumL

Thomas Moore



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