Quatrains Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBC AD EEFF AG HHIH| I | A |
| Give to brave deeds emblazoned shrines | B |
| Where reverent memories may throng | C |
| For them Art draws her perfect lines | B |
| In stone in color and in song | C |
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| II | A |
| For the Sierra Club Lodge in Yosemite Valley | D |
| - | |
| Here traveller pause along your upward way | E |
| Enter and rest and search your soul today | E |
| High are the mountains where your feet would fare | F |
| Let wisdom lead that joy may find you there | F |
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| III | A |
| The Monument by Saint Gaudens in Rock Creek Cemetery Washington | G |
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| I WAS a woman who now sleep so still | H |
| I laughed and wept I loved and had my will | H |
| Com'st thou to question com'st thou here to | I |
| pray Life nor death matters now nor good nor ill | H |
Harriet Monroe
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