Medallion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGFH| The brass medallion profile of your face I keep always | A |
| It is not jingling with loose change in my pockets | B |
| It is not stuck up in a show place on the office wall | C |
| I carry it in a special secret pocket in the day | D |
| And it is under my pillow at night | E |
| The brass came from a long ways off it was up against hell and high water fire and flood before the | F |
| face was put on it | G |
| It is the side of a head a woman wishes a woman waits a woman swears behind silent lips that the | F |
| sea will bring home what is gone | H |
Carl Sandburg
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