Alcide Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GHI JKL GFMN| Walking with Jesus the slow | A |
| behind the beat Mr Resistance | B |
| Mr Ohm Mr Exactly Lame | C |
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| By some reluctance some | D |
| restraint if it be a restraint | E |
| by some undertow and stutter | F |
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| the halt and lame can strut | G |
| You can hear it yourself Buy | H |
| a few records and think how big | I |
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| a bass is to a small boy | J |
| his fingers bleeding to grow deft | K |
| Bandages are for amateurs | L |
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| and they blur the tone that habit | G |
| a bassist and his bass conspire | F |
| the way a couple learns a stride | M |
| though the man's taller by a foot | N |
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