This is an analysis of These, I, Singing In Spring by Walt Whitman.
THESE, I, singing in spring, collect for lovers,
(For who but I should understand lovers, and all their sorrow and…
Structure
- Rhyme scheme: abcadefgbbeXdeXghijickkkXXkceXhfXeicXXjX
- Stanza lengths: 40,
- Metre: 111000101110 1111110110111101 1 111110010011 0101100100111110 1 101011110001010101 11011110101111 1001101010 1101111111011 1010001111 1100100111111 10101001011011100 10 011111101100111 1111111011101111 1 101001111011011 011110010 01001010001111000 10101101001010011 11100101 1101101111110110 100101101 1111101101101 1111110010100010 11111111001110101 10010101 101011100100110 100111 101010110111001 110101010110111 1101011110101010 11100011011010 1001011111110100 1 10100111111101001 1111001010111101 10100110001111111100 010
- Closest metre: trochaic pentameter
- Guessed form: unknown form
- Stanzas: 1
- Lines: 40
Repeated words/phrases
and, i, now, some, here, of, this, to
Anaphora
now, here, and
