This is an analysis of Yes , The Dead Speak To Us by Carl Sandburg.
Yes, the Dead speak to us.
This town belongs to the Dead, to the Dead and to the Wilderness.…
Structure
- Rhyme scheme: aa ba cd cXe X Xca a bcXde XXXdaXc
- Stanza lengths: 2,2,2,3,1,3,1,5,7,
- Metre: 101101 0101001001100100 1001101011110100010011 11110111111011011010101101111010001 110011110111111110110101010 10100111101001111101101010110 11001101010100010101000110001011 10110111101111101111110101101 11111111011001111101101111011110 110101100111001110 10101010 1001110 1001011 111010101010101000101000011010011110000100110100111111101110101010010110111000111011001111011110101010110111110111010110111010110010110101110001010011 10011 1001101 11111110 100011 1010100 00101001001001011001110111 10100010011101001010110110110101100101 001110101001000101010100111 011101111011111101000111010010100010111010111011001010111111101011001 101110010110011101111000010011010011111110111010101001011011100011101100111101111010101011011111011101011011010110010110101110001010011 1100010101011001001111011111111000011110110111101111010010011111010110
- Closest metre: trochaic pentameter
- Guessed form: unknown form
- Stanzas: 1
- Lines: 34
Repeated words/phrases
dead, to, and, of, we, here, or, all, so, let, in
Anaphora
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