Visions Of Sin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CCBB DEFFGGCCHHIIBBJ JBBKKLL CCBB| KRASLAJORSK SIBERIA March | A |
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| 'My eyes are better and I shall travel slowly toward home ' | - |
| DANENHOWER | B |
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| From the regions of the Night | C |
| Coming with recovered sight | C |
| From the spell of darkness free | B |
| What will Danenhower see | B |
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| He will see when he arrives | D |
| Doctors taking human lives | E |
| He will see a learned judge | F |
| Whose decision will not budge | F |
| Till both litigants are fleeced | G |
| And his palm is duly greased | G |
| Lawyers he will see who fight | C |
| Day by day and night by night | C |
| Never both upon a side | H |
| Though their fees they still divide | H |
| Preachers he will see who teach | I |
| That it is divine to preach | I |
| That they fan a sacred fire | B |
| And are worthy of their hire | B |
| He will see a trusted wife | J |
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| Pride of some good husband's life | J |
| Enter at a certain door | B |
| And but he will see no more | B |
| He will see Good Templars reel | K |
| See a prosecutor steal | K |
| And a father beat his child | L |
| He'll perhaps see Oscar Wilde | L |
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| From the regions of the Night | C |
| Coming with recovered sight | C |
| From the bliss of blindness free | B |
| That's what Danenhower'll see | B |
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Ambrose Bierce
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