An Epitaph Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDCCE| When Sunday tidings from the front | A |
| Made pale the priest and people | B |
| And heavily the blessing went | C |
| And bells were dumb in the steeple | B |
| The Soldier's widow summering sweerly here | D |
| In shade by waving beeches lent | C |
| Felt deep at heart her faith content | C |
| And priest and people borrowed of her cheer | E |
Herman Melville
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