The Dead. (from The German Of Stockmann) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDAEFG HIJKKALM| How they so softly rest | A |
| All they the holy ones | B |
| Unto whose dwelling place | C |
| Now doth my soul draw near | D |
| How they so softly rest | A |
| All in their silent graves | E |
| Deep to corruption | F |
| Slowly don sinking | G |
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| And they no longer weep | H |
| Here where complaint is still | I |
| And they no longer feel | J |
| Here where all gladness flies | K |
| And by the cypresses | K |
| Softly o'ershadowed | A |
| Until the Angel | L |
| Calls them they slumber | M |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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