Hermes The Messenger Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHIJK| Oh Hermes with your caduceus head | A |
| Tell me where you go with the dead | A |
| Aren't you the brazen of Olympus fame | B |
| And the psychopomp is your name | B |
| Where did your winged sandals go | C |
| I bet your turms with mercury flow | C |
| To Colossus of Rhodes or other land | D |
| But all are wreck in history's hand | D |
| And all Zues gods are out of bone | E |
| An art engraved only on stone | E |
| Brother of brother destroyed another | F |
| Even in stories failed standing together | F |
| Ancient mysteries truly remind us | G |
| What we are leaving behind us | G |
| So many knowledge for the eyes | H |
| Better than a golden rolling dice | I |
| Myths remain to be told again | J |
| Beholding life's solemn main | K |
Lyna Salman
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