The Mound By The Lake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCBECBEF

The grass shall never forget this graveA
When homeward footing it in the sunB
After the weary ride by railC
The stripling soldiers passed her doorD
Wounded perchance or wan and paleC
She left her household work undoneB
Duly the wayside table spreadE
With evergreens shaded to regaleC
Each travel spent and grateful oneB
So warm her heart childless unwedE
Who like a mother comfortedF

Herman Melville



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