Visit Of The Dead Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFEGGHHHHIIBBBB JJGGHHCC| Thy soul shall find itself alone | A |
| Alone of all on earth unknown | A |
| The cause but none are near to pry | B |
| Into thine hour of secrecy | C |
| Be silent in that solitude | D |
| Which is not loneliness for then | E |
| The spirits of the dead who stood | F |
| In life before thee are again | E |
| In death around thee and their will | G |
| Shall then o'ershadow thee be still | G |
| For the night tho' clear shall frown | H |
| And the stars shall look not down | H |
| From their thrones in the dark heav'n | H |
| With light like Hope to mortals giv'n | H |
| But their red orbs without beam | I |
| To thy withering heart shall seem | I |
| As a burning and a ferver | B |
| Which would cling to thee forever | B |
| But 'twill leave thee as each star | B |
| In the morning light afar | B |
| Will fly thee and vanish | J |
| But its thought thou can'st not banish | J |
| The breath of God will be still | G |
| And the wish upon the hill | G |
| By that summer breeze unbrok'n | H |
| Shall charm thee as a token | H |
| And a symbol which shall be | C |
| Secrecy in thee | C |
Edgar Allan Poe
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