A Woman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEFGGHIJJKLMNOh dwarfed and wronged and stained with ill | A |
Behold thou art a woman still | A |
And by that sacred name and dear | B |
I bid thy better self appear | B |
Still through thy foul disguise I see | C |
The rudimental purity | C |
That spite of change and loss makes good | D |
Thy birthright claim of womanhood | D |
An inward loathing deep intense | E |
A shame that is half innocence | F |
Cast off the grave clothes of thy sin | G |
Rise from the dust thou liest in | G |
As Mary rose at Jesus' word | H |
Redeemed and white before the Lord | I |
Reclairn thy lost soul In His name | J |
Rise up and break thy bonds of shame | J |
Art weak He 's strong Art fearful Hear | K |
The world's O'ercomer 'Be of cheer ' | L |
What lip shall judge when He approves | M |
Who dare to scorn the child He loves | N |
John Greenleaf Whittier
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