Inscription For A Gravestone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIGJGKLGGGGAM KKNA

I am not dead I have only become inhumanA
That is to sayB
Undressed myself of laughable prides and infirmitiesC
But not as a manD
Undresses to creep into bed but like an athleteE
Stripping for the raceF
The delicate ravel of nerves that made me a measurerG
Of certain fictionsH
Called good and evil that made me contract with painI
And expand with pleasureG
Fussily adjusted like a little electroscopeJ
That's gone it is trueG
I never miss it if the universe doesK
How easily replacedL
But all the rest is heightened widened set freeG
I admired the beautyG
While I was human now I am part of the beautyG
I wander in the airG
Being mostly gas and water and flow in the oceanA
Touch you and AsiaM
At the same moment have a hand in the sunrisesK
And the glow of this grassK
I left the light precipitate of ashes to earthN
For a love tokenA

Robinson Jeffers



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