Inferential Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDEFFE| Although I saw before me there the face | A |
| Of one whom I had honored among men | B |
| The least and on regarding him again | B |
| Would not have had him in another place | A |
| He fitted with an unfamiliar grace | A |
| The coffin where I could not see him then | B |
| As I had seen him and appraised him when | B |
| I deemed him unessential to the race | A |
| - | |
| For there was more of him than what I saw | C |
| And there was on me more than the old awe | D |
| That is the common genius of the dead | E |
| I might as well have heard him Never mind | F |
| If some of us were not so far behind | F |
| The rest of us were not so far ahead | E |
Edwin Arlington Robinson
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