On Visiting The Graves Of Hawthorne And Thoreau Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEFGFGBB| Beneath these shades beside yon winding stream | A |
| Lies Hawthorne's manly form the mortal part | B |
| The soul that loved to meditate and dream | A |
| Might linger here unwilling to depart | B |
| But that a higher life has called away | C |
| To fairer scenes to nobler work and thought | D |
| Why should the spirit then on earth delay | C |
| That has a glimpse of such bright regions caught | E |
| And near another Nature's child doth rest | F |
| Thoreau who loved each woodland path to tread | G |
| So gently sleeping on his mother's breast | F |
| Living though numbered with the numerous dead | G |
| We mourn But hope will whisper in the heart | B |
| We meet again and meet no more to part | B |
Jones Very
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