Spain 1873-'74 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCDEFG HGGIJOUT of the murk of heaviest clouds | A |
Out of the feudal wrecks and heap'd up skeletons of kings | B |
Out of that old entire European debris the shatter'd mummeries | B |
Ruin'd cathedrals crumble of palaces tombs of priests | B |
Lo Freedom's features fresh undimm'd look forth the same | C |
immortal face looks forth | D |
A glimpse as of thy mother's face Columbia | E |
A flash significant as of a sword | F |
Beaming towards thee | G |
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Nor think we forget thee Maternal | H |
Lag'd'st thou so long Shall the clouds close again upon thee | G |
Ah but thou hast Thyself now appear'd to us we know thee | G |
Thou hast given us a sure proof the glimpse of Thyself | I |
Thou waitest there as everywhere thy time | J |
Walt Whitman
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