Farewell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKL| It sure was fine to be a soldier for a year | A |
| But it is finer to feel free again | B |
| There was enough of depravity and pain | C |
| In these merciless human mills | D |
| Sergeants Barrack walls farewell | E |
| Farewell canteens marching songs | F |
| Lighthearted I leave the city and capitol | G |
| Kuno is leaving Kuno is never coming back | H |
| Now fate drive me where you will | I |
| I am not tugging on my jacket from now on | J |
| I lift my eyes into the world | K |
| A wind is starting up Locomotives roar | L |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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