Beethoven In Central Park Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDDCCDDC EFGEFH| After a glimpse of a certain monument in New York during the | A |
| Victory Celebration | B |
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| The thousand windowed towers were all alight | C |
| Throngs of all nations filled that glittering way | D |
| And rich with dreams of the approaching day | D |
| Flags of all nations trampled down the night | C |
| No clouds at sunset die in airs as bright | C |
| No clouds at dawn awake in winds as gay | D |
| For Freedom rose in that august array | D |
| Crowned with the stars and weaponed for the right | C |
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| Then in a place of whispering leaves and gloom | E |
| I saw too dark too dumb for bronze or stone | F |
| One tragic head that bowed against the sky | G |
| O in a hush too deep for any tomb | E |
| I saw Beethoven dreadfully alone | F |
| With his own grief and his own majesty | H |
Alfred Noyes
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