Daniel Defoe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDAAEEFF| Few will acknowledge what they owe | A |
| To persecuted brave Defoe | A |
| Achilles in Homeric song | B |
| May or he may not live so long | B |
| As Crusoe few their strength had tried | C |
| Without so staunch and safe a guide | C |
| What boy is there who never laid | D |
| Under his pillow half afraid | D |
| That precious volume lest the morrow | A |
| For unlearnt lessons might bring sorrow | A |
| But nobler lessons he has taught | E |
| Wide awake scholars who fear'd naught | E |
| A Rodney and a Nelson may | F |
| Without him not have won the day | F |
Walter Savage Landor
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