Poor Kings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKLK| God's pity on poor kings | A |
| They know no gentle rest | B |
| The North and South cry out | C |
| Cries come from East and West | B |
| Come open this new Dock | D |
| Building Bazaar or Fair | E |
| Lord what a wretched life | F |
| Such men must bear | E |
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| They're followed watched and spied | G |
| No liberty they know | H |
| Some eye will watch them still | I |
| No matter where they go | H |
| When in green lanes I muse | J |
| Alone and hear birds sing | K |
| God's pity then say I | L |
| On some poor king | K |
William Henry Davies
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