Sonnet Lxxxvii: Death's Songsters Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEEDFGFGHH

When first that horse within whose populous wombA
The birth was death o'ershadowed Troy with fateB
Her elders dubious of its Grecian freightB
Brought Helen there to sing the songs of homeC
She whispered Friends I am alone come comeD
Then crouched within Ulysses waxed afraidE
And on his comrades' quivering mouths he laidE
His hands and held them till the voice was dumbD
The same was he who lashed to his own mastF
There where the sea flowers screen the charnel cavesG
Beside the sirens' singing island pass'dF
Till sweetness failed along the inveterate wavesG
Say soul are songs of Death no heaven to theeH
Nor shames her lip the cheek of VictoryH

Dante Gabriel Rossetti



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