The Suicide's Soliloquy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGEIJIJ KLKLMNMNOPQPRSRSHere where the lonely hooting owl | A |
Sends forth his midnight moans | B |
Fierce wolves shall o'er my carcase growl | A |
Or buzzards pick my bones | B |
No fellow man shall learn my fate | C |
Or where my ashes lie | D |
Unless by beasts drawn round their bait | C |
Or by the ravens' cry | D |
Yes I've resolved the deed to do | E |
And this the place to do it | F |
This heart I'll rush a dagger through | E |
Though I in hell should rue it | F |
Hell What is hell to one like me | G |
Who pleasures never know | H |
By friends consigned to misery | G |
By hope deserted too | E |
To ease me of this power to think | I |
That through my bosom raves | J |
I'll headlong leap from hell's high brink | I |
And wallow in its waves | J |
Though devils yell and burning chains | K |
May waken long regret | L |
Their frightful screams and piercing pains | K |
Will help me to forget | L |
Yes I'm prepared through endless night | M |
To take that fiery berth | N |
Think not with tales of hell to fright | M |
Me who am damn'd on earth | N |
Sweet steel come forth from our your sheath | O |
And glist'ning speak your powers | P |
Rip up the organs of my breath | Q |
And draw my blood in showers | P |
I strike It quivers in that heart | R |
Which drives me to this end | S |
I draw and kiss the bloody dart | R |
My last my only friend | S |
Abraham Lincoln
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