In Memoriam. - Mrs. Charles N. Cadwallader, Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIJI IKLK MNON IPQPDied at Philadelphia July nd five weeks after her marriage | A |
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The year rolls round and brings again | B |
The bright auspicious day | C |
The marriage scene the festive cheer | D |
The group serenely gay | C |
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The hopes that nurs'd by sun and shower | E |
O'er youth's fair trellis wound | F |
And in that consecrated rite | G |
Their full fruition found | F |
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But One unseen amid the throng | H |
Drew near with purpose fell | I |
And lo the orange flowers were changed | J |
To mournful asphodel | I |
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Five sabbaths walk'd the beautiful | I |
Her chosen lord beside | K |
But ere the sixth illumed the sky | L |
She was that dread One's bride | K |
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Yet call her not the bride of Death | M |
Though in his bed she sleeps | N |
And broidering Myrtle richly green | O |
O'er her cold pillow creeps | N |
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She hath a bower where angels dwell | I |
A mansion with the blest | P |
For Jesus whom she trusted here | Q |
Receiv'd her to His rest | P |
Lydia Howard Sigourney
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