The Charge Of The Light Brigade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFCD EEGBHHHCD IIIBJJCJD KKKLBMMNMBBB IIIBJJJCJIB BBBBBB

Half a league half a leagueA
Half a league onwardB
All in the valley of DeathC
Rode the six hundredD
Forward the Light BrigadeE
Charge for the guns he saidF
Into the valley of DeathC
Rode the six hundredD
-
Forward the Light BrigadeE
Was there a man dismayedE
Not tho' the soldiers knewG
Someone had blunderedB
Theirs was not to make replyH
Theirs was not to reason whyH
Theirs was but to do and dieH
Into the valley of DeathC
Rode the six hundredD
-
Cannon to the right of themI
Cannon to the left of themI
Cannon in front of themI
Volleyed and thunder'dB
Storm'd at with shot and shellJ
Boldly they rode and wellJ
Into the jaws of DeathC
Into the mouth of HellJ
Rode the six hundredD
-
Flashed all their sabres bareK
Flashed as they turned in airK
Sab'ring the gunners thereK
Charging and army whileL
All the world wonderedB
Plunging in the battery smokeM
Right through the line they brokeM
Cossack and RussianN
Reeled from the sabre strokeM
Shattered and sunderedB
Then they rode back but notB
Not the six hundredB
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Cannon to the right of themI
Cannon to the left of themI
Cannon in front of themI
Volleyed and thunderedB
Stormed at with shot and shellJ
While horse and hero fellJ
They that fought so wellJ
Came thro' the jaws of DeathC
Back from the mouth of HellJ
All that was left of themI
Left of the six hundredB
-
When can their glory fadeB
Oh the wild charge they madeB
All the world wonderedB
Honor the charge they madeB
Honor the Light BrigadeB
Noble Six HundredB

Alfred Lord Tennyson



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