Inscription Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDECFGH IFJ| SMALL is the theme of the following Chant yet the greatest namely | A |
| One's Self that wondrous thing a simple separate person | B |
| That for the use of the New World I sing | C |
| Man's physiology complete from top to toe I sing Not physiognomy | D |
| alone nor brain alone is worthy for the muse I say the Form | D |
| complete is worthier far The female equal with the male I | E |
| sing | C |
| Nor cease at the theme of One's Self I speak the word of the modern | F |
| the word En Masse | G |
| My Days I sing and the Lands with interstice I knew of hapless War | H |
| - | |
| O friend whoe'er you are at last arriving hither to commence I feel | I |
| through every leaf the pressure of your hand which I return | F |
| And thus upon our journey link'd together let us go | J |
Walt Whitman
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