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 theA
Victory CelebrationB
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The thousand windowed towers were all alightC
Throngs of all nations filled that glittering wayD
And rich with dreams of the approaching dayD
Flags of all nations trampled down the nightC
No clouds at sunset die in airs as brightC
No clouds at dawn awake in winds as gayD
For Freedom rose in that august arrayD
Crowned with the stars and weaponed for the rightC
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Then in a place of whispering leaves and gloomE
I saw too dark too dumb for bronze or stoneF
One tragic head that bowed against the skyG
O in a hush too deep for any tombE
I saw Beethoven dreadfully aloneF
With his own grief and his own majestyH

Alfred Noyes



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