Destiny Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBDBBDEFFEGG HIIJKLLKMNNIHHA | |
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Paris from throats of iron silver brass | B |
Joy thundering cannon blent with chiming bells | C |
And martial strains the full voiced paean swells | C |
The air is starred with flags the chanted mass | B |
Throngs all the churches yet the broad streets swarm | D |
With glad eyed groups who chatter laugh and pass | B |
In holiday confusion class with class | B |
And over all the spring the sun floods warm | D |
In the Imperial palace that March morn | E |
The beautiful young mother lay and smiled | F |
For by her side just breathed the Prince her child | F |
Heir to an empire to the purple born | E |
Crowned with the Titan's name that stirs the heart | G |
Like a blown clarion one more Bonaparte | G |
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Born to the purple lying stark and dead | H |
Transfixed with poisoned spears beneath the sun | I |
Of brazen Africa Thy grave is one | I |
Fore fated youth on whom were visited | J |
Follies and sins not thine whereat the world | K |
Heartless howe'er it be will pause to sing | L |
A dirge to breathe a sigh a wreath to fling | L |
Of rosemary and rue with bay leaves curled | K |
Enmeshed in toils ambitious not thine own | M |
Immortal loved boy Prince thou tak'st thy stand | N |
With early doomed Don Carlos hand in hand | N |
With mild browed Arthur Geoffrey's murdered son | I |
Louis the Dauphin lifts his thorn ringed head | H |
And welcomes thee his brother 'mongst the dead | H |
Emma Lazarus
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