Hidden History Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF DHIH JKLK A AMNM OPQPI | A |
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There was a maiden in a land | B |
Was buried with all honor fine | C |
For they said she had dared her pulsing life | D |
To save a silent holy shrine | C |
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The cannon rode by the church's door | E |
The men's wild faces flashed in the sun | F |
The woman had guarded with rifle poised | G |
While the cassocked priests had run | F |
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Ah no To save her pulsing life | D |
The woman like a reindeer turned | H |
While hostile armies rolled by her in clouds | I |
And miles of sun and metal burned | H |
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But who should know For she was dead | J |
Before the leathern curtain's wall | K |
When came her wide eyed comrades and found | L |
Her body and her weapon all | K |
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II | A |
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There was a woman left to die | A |
Who never told her sacrifice | M |
But trusted for her crown to God | N |
As to its value and device | M |
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No land was prouder for her heart | O |
No word has echoed long her deed | P |
And where she has lain the angel flower | Q |
Looks like a common weed | P |
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
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