This is an analysis of Warble Of Lilac-Time by Walt Whitman.
WARBLE me now, for joy of Lilac-time,
Sort me, O tongue and lips, for Nature's sake, and sweet life's…
Structure
- Rhyme scheme: abbcdcXebccXcXddXfffXbfffXXXgcgXhchicbeaXccica
- Stanza lengths: 46,
- Metre: 1011110111 1111111101111 1110111 1010100101110110 100101110010110 1 101011010100010010 1 110101000101 1111010101011100 101 0101010101010 100010111011001 1001001000100011 1101011000110 01010110101101010 01011111110 010011111101111 11001010010101001 001 0101010111010101 1 10110101001110000 100 1110000100101111 111111101101101 1101011011111011 10010111001 01011110101101100 10 10011111011010 10101 00100110001011110100 1 11001011101010111 11 01110101011111 11000101001101100 1011110101111101 0101001010 101101011111111 1111110101011001 111111110101 1101001010111 01011101001 010110111
- Closest metre: trochaic pentameter
- Guessed form: unknown form
- Stanzas: 1
- Lines: 46
Repeated words/phrases
and, o, my
Anaphora
the, o, my
Epiphora
life's, it
