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O the precipice Titanic	A
Of the congregated Fall	B
And the angle oceanic	A
Where the deepening thunders call	B
And the Gorge so grim	C
And the firmamental rim	C
Multitudinously thronging	A
The waters all converge	D
Then they sweep adown in sloping	A
Solidity of surge	D
	-
The Nation in her impulse	E
Mysterious as the Tide	F
In emotion like an ocean	G
Moves in power not in pride	F
And is deep in her devotion	G
As Humanity is wide	F
	-
Thou Lord of hosts victorious	H
The confluence Thou hast twined	I
By a wondrous way and glorious	H
A passage Thou dost find	I
A passage Thou dost find	I
Hosanna to the Lord of hosts	J
The hosts of human kind	I
	-
Stable in its baselessness	J
When calm is in the air	K
The Iris half in tracelessness	J
Hovers faintly fair	K
Fitfully assailing it	L
A wind from heaven blows	J
Shivering and paling it	L
To blankness of the snows	J
While incessant in renewal	M
The Arch rekindled grows	J
Till again the gem and jewel	M
Whirl in blinding overthrows	J
Till prevailing and transcending	A
Lo the Glory perfect there	K
And the contest finds an ending	A
For repose is in the air	K
	-
But the foamy Deep unsounded	L
And the dim and dizzy ledge	N
And the booming roar rebounded	L
And the gull that skims the edge	N
The Giant of the Pool	O
Heaves his forehead white as wool	P
Toward the Iris every climbing	A
From the Cataracts that call	B
Irremovable vast arras	J
Draping all the Wall	B
	-
The Generations pouring	A
From times of endless date	L
In their going in their flowing	A
Ever form the steadfast State	L
And Humanity is growing	A
Toward the fullness of her fate	L
	-
Thou Lord of hosts victorious	J
Fulfill the end designed	L
By a wondrous way and glorious	J
A passage Thou dost find	L
A passage Thou dost find	L
Hosanna to the Lord of hosts	J
The hosts of human kind	L

Herman Melville

A Canticle: Significant Of The National Exaltation Of Enthusiasm At The Close Of The War Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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