To The Bartholdi Statue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFG HIHI JKJK CLAL MNMN

O Liberty God giftedA
Young and immortal maidB
In your high hand upliftedC
The torch declares your tradeB
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Its crimson menace flamingD
Upon the sea and shoreE
Is trumpet like proclaimingD
That Law shall be no moreE
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Austere incendiaryF
We're blinking in the lightG
Where is your customaryF
Grenade of dynamiteG
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Where are your staves and switchesH
For men of gentle birthI
Your mask and dirk for richesH
Your chains for wit and worthI
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Perhaps you've brought the haltersJ
You used in the old daysK
When round religion's altarsJ
You stabled Cromwell's baysK
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Behind you unsuspectedC
Have you the axe fair wenchL
Wherewith you once collectedA
A poll tax from the FrenchL
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America salutes youM
Preparing to disgorgeN
Take everything that suits youM
And marry Henry GeorgeN
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Ambrose Bierce



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