Great Men Have Been Among Us Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDAEFEGGF| Great men have been among us hands that penned | A |
| And tongues that uttered wisdom better none | B |
| The later Sidney Marvel Harrington | B |
| Young Vane and others who called Milton friend | A |
| These moralists could act and comprehend | A |
| They knew how genuine glory was put on | C |
| Taught us how rightfully nation shone | D |
| In splendour what strength was that would not bend | A |
| But in magnanimous meekness France 'tis strange | E |
| Hath brought forth no such souls as we had then | F |
| Perpetual emptiness unceasing change | E |
| No single volume paramount no code | G |
| No master spirit no determined road | G |
| But equally a want of books and men | F |
William Wordsworth
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Jesse: Does anyone know where to find the poem analysis of this?
idk sussy ig: I think the rhyme scheme might actually be ABBAABBACDCEED because if you really stretch it "on" can rhyme with "shone" (pronounced "shon")
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MONKEYY JR THE SECOND: I LOVE MILK BUT MY DAD NEVER CAME BACK WITHT HE MILK
among us jr the second: among us godly yes and the imposter came ti y house at 3 AM
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