Sililoquy On Death Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLM| I have not lived | A |
| After the rate to fear another world | B |
| We come from nothing into life a time | C |
| We measure with a short breath and that often | D |
| Made tedious too with our own cares that fill it | E |
| Which like so many atoms in a sunbeam | F |
| But crowd and jostle one another All | G |
| From the adored purple to the haircloth | H |
| Must centre in a shade and they that have | I |
| Their virtues to wait on them bravely mock | J |
| The rugged storms that so much fright them here | K |
| When their soul's launch'd by death into a sea | L |
| That's ever calm | M |
James Shirley
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