I Have Never Seen “volcanoes” Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKJK LMNO PQRS| A | |
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| I have never seen Volcanoes | B |
| But when Travellers tell | C |
| How those old phlegmatic mountains | D |
| Usually so still | E |
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| Bear within appalling Ordnance | F |
| Fire and smoke and gun | G |
| Taking Villages for breakfast | H |
| And appalling Men | I |
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| If the stillness is Volcanic | J |
| In the human face | K |
| When upon a pain Titanic | J |
| Features keep their place | K |
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| If at length the smouldering anguish | L |
| Will not overcome | M |
| And the palpitating Vineyard | N |
| In the dust be thrown | O |
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| If some loving Antiquary | P |
| On Resumption Morn | Q |
| Will not cry with joy Pompeii | R |
| To the Hills return | S |
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