An Uninscribed Monument Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDDEFGGFHIJHKK| On one of the Battle fields of the Wilderness | A |
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| - | |
| Silence and solitude may hint | B |
| Whose home is in yon piney wood | C |
| What I though tableted could never tell | D |
| The din which here befell | D |
| And striving of the multitude | E |
| The iron cones and spheres of death | F |
| Set round me in their rust | G |
| These too if just | G |
| Shall speak with more than animated breath | F |
| Thou who beholdest if thy thought | H |
| Not narrowed down to personal cheer | I |
| Take in the import of the quiet here | J |
| The after quiet the calm full fraught | H |
| Thou too wilt silent stand | K |
| Silent as I and lonesome as the land | K |
Herman Melville
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