St. Helena Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEF GBDDHHIII| I stayed on this famous island for a little while | A |
| fortress prison and avant garde Bonaparte style | A |
| Rigged charm with antiquities slow train | B |
| governors constitution keeping royal patriots vain | B |
| years after the mysterious death of the king | C |
| at his grave I was wondering You poor little thing | C |
| Another sort of great Alexander that loves to conquer | D |
| taken on the establishments in crisis that ponder | D |
| Ideals of restless doomed heroes celebrated | E |
| taken war to higher constitution elevated | F |
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| St Helena the wife of Emperor Constantine | G |
| went on to pilgrimage to find the sacred terrain | B |
| Building the church of the Holy Sepulchre | D |
| the place of Christ crucifixions culture | D |
| Priestess of Avalon and patron saint of discoveries | H |
| island of sacred through Christ self recoveries | H |
| Total sovereignty and its dying destiny | I |
| luring fatal admirations penalty | I |
| No escaping from repeating history | I |
Robert Rittel
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