The Wound Dresser Analysis

When reading through the two poems, there are many obvious aspects that can be observed that make them different. For instance, right away we see that Longfellow's poem has a rhyme scheme within each stanza. Although each stanza does not have the exact same type of rhyme scheme, there is a consistent flow between each of the verses given. As for Whitman's “The Wound Dresser”, there happens to be no type of rhyme scheme within the stanzas. Also, while on the topic of stanzas, Whitman’s vary with the amount verses that go into each one. While Longfellow's consistently contains a flow of about seven lines within each stanza. Though there are no obvious patterns within Whitmans poem, there is a sense of possible alliterations used within some