In The Record Room, Surrogate's Office Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJBKB LMFMKNEN OPQPRSTS

A tomb where legal ghouls grow fatA
Where buried papers fold on foldB
Crumble to dust that 'thwart the sunC
Floats dim a pallid ghost of goldB
The day is dying All aboutD
Dark threat'ning shadows lurk but stillE
I ponder o'er a dead girl's nameF
Fast fading from a dead man's willE
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Katrina Harland fair and sweetG
Sole heiress of your father's landH
Full many a gallant wooer rodeI
To snare your heart to win your handH
And one perchance who loved you bestJ
Feared men might sneer he sought her goldB
And never spoke but turned awayK
Stubborn and proud to call you coldB
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Cold Would I knew Perhaps you lovedL
And mourned him all a virgin lifeM
Perhaps forgot his very nameF
As happy mother happy wifeM
Unanswered sad I turn awayK
You loved her first then First well noN
You little goose the Harland willE
Was proved full sixty years agoN
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But Katrine's lands to day are knownO
To lawyers as the Glass House tractP
Who were her heirs no record showsQ
The title's bad in point of factP
If she left children at her deathR
I've been retained to clear the titleS
And all the questions raised aboveT
Are you'll perceive extremely vitalS

George Augustus Baker, Jr.



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