America In 1804 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCCCCCCCCCCCC| America Conquers Europe | A |
| - | |
| Foul shapes that hate the day again grown bold | B |
| Late driven hence infested fane and court | C |
| The laurels of our victory were amort | C |
| Vile King craft with his breed of blood and gold | C |
| Took heart to see the ancient wrongs infold | C |
| Our life and childish figments which disport | C |
| I' that pale light whose essence mayn't support | C |
| Realities in Freedom's hall to hold | C |
| Sick carnival did troop But at the height | C |
| Of that debauch while yet could be erased | C |
| The smut and spittle from the sacred chart | C |
| Written in blood a man whose soul gave light | C |
| Intolerable to kings their power abased | C |
| As he subdued the empire of the heart | C |
Edgar Lee Masters
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