A Lieutenant General Sings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBEFGHBIJKGKILMB| I am the Division Commander | A |
| His Excellency | B |
| I have attained what is humanly possible | C |
| A lovely consciousness | D |
| In front of me | B |
| Important people and chiefs of regiments | E |
| Bend their knees | F |
| And my generals | G |
| Obey my commands | H |
| God willing my next command will be | B |
| An entire military corps | I |
| Women drama music | J |
| Do not interest me much | K |
| Compared to parades and battles | G |
| That does not amount to much | K |
| Would that there were an endless war | I |
| With bloody howling winds | L |
| Ordinary life | M |
| Has no charm for me | B |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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