Liberty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCB DDEBBF GGHIIH BBJIKJ LLKDDK MNOPPO DDJQQJWhen night and silence deep | A |
Hold all the world in sleep | A |
As tho' Death claimed the Hour | B |
By some strange witchery | B |
Appears her form to me | C |
As tho' Magic were her dow'r | B |
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Her beauty heaven's light | D |
Her bosom snowy white | D |
But pale her cheek appears | E |
Her shoulders firm and fair | B |
A mass of gold her hair | B |
Her eyes the home of tears | F |
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She looks at me nor speaks | G |
Her arms are raised she seeks | G |
Her fettered hands to show | H |
On both white wrists a chain | I |
She cries and pleads in pain | I |
Unbind me Let me go | H |
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I burn with bitter ire | B |
I leap in wild desire | B |
The cruel bonds to break | J |
But God around the chain | I |
Is coiled and coiled again | K |
A long and loathsome snake | J |
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I shout I cry I chide | L |
My voice goes far and wide | L |
A ringing call to men | K |
Oh come let in the light | D |
Arise Ye have the might | D |
Set Freedom free again | K |
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They sleep But I strive on | M |
They sleep Can'st wake a stone | N |
That one might stir but one | O |
Call I or hold my peace | P |
None comes to her release | P |
And hope for her is none | O |
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But who may see her plight | D |
And not go mad outright | D |
Now up For Freedom's sake | J |
I spring to take her part | Q |
Fool cries a voice I start | Q |
In anguish I awake | J |
Morris Rosenfeld
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