Laugh and be merry remember better the world with a song better the world with a blow and teeth of a wrong laugh for the time is brave a thread the length of a spawn laugh and be proud to be along to the old proud Pagan of man what is the Rhythm pattern in this stanza

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Laugh and be merry remember better the world with a song better the world with a blow and teeth of a wrong laugh for the time is brave a thread the length of a spawn laugh and be proud to be along to the old proud Pagan of man what is the Rhythm pattern in this stanza

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Greenleafable Greenleafable · Answer 1 · 2017-11-22T11:23:01+01:00

When trying to determine the rhyme pattern in a poem or just a part of it, you only have to look at the final words in each line - based on which words rhyme, you will know what the rhyme pattern is.
In this stanza, we have the following pattern: AABB. This means that song (the last word in the first line) rhymes with wrong (the last word in the second line) which is why they are both A. B refers to the words span and man (the last words in lines 3 and 4) which also rhyme.