Columbus, Take Your Laurel Wreath! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFFG HIJI KLKM| Columbus take your laurel wreath | A |
| You've done the map of whole Earth and Nations | B |
| And finished to the end the list | C |
| Of deals unfinished in the word's creation | D |
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| You cut the curtain off with your majestic sword | E |
| And a new world the sudden one and nameless | F |
| From space mysterious and endless | F |
| Was brought by you into the light of God | G |
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| Thus for the ages they are bound | H |
| By sacred bonds of kinship's blood | I |
| The humane genius that astounds | J |
| And animated nature flood | I |
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| If he says just a word that's saintly | K |
| The nature with a great new world | L |
| Would send its answer always gladly | K |
| To this immortal sacred word | M |
Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev
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