England And America In 1782 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCB DEFFG HIJJI KLMML| O thou that sendest out the man | A |
| To rule by land and sea | B |
| Strong mother of a Lion line | C |
| Be proud of those strong sons of thine | C |
| Who wrench'd their rights from thee | B |
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| What wonder if in noble heat | D |
| Those men thine arms withstood | E |
| Retaught the lesson thou hadst taught | F |
| And in thy spirit with thee fought | F |
| Who sprang from English blood | G |
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| But thou rejoice with liberal joy | H |
| Lift up thy rocky face | I |
| And shatter when the storms are black | J |
| In many a streaming torrent back | J |
| The seas that shock thy base | I |
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| Whatever harmonies of law | K |
| The growing world assume | L |
| Thy work is thine the single note | M |
| From that deep chord which Hampden smote | M |
| Will vibrate to the doom | L |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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