To The R.a.f Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE FGHGIDJD| Never since English ships went out | A |
| To singe the beard of Spain | B |
| Or English sea dogs hunted death | C |
| Along the Spanish Main | B |
| Never since Drake and Raleigh won | D |
| Our freedom of the seas | E |
| Have sons of Britain dared and done | D |
| More valiantly than these | E |
| - | |
| Whether at midnight or at noon | F |
| Through mist or open sky | G |
| Eagles of freedom all our hearts | H |
| Are up with you on high | G |
| While Britain's mighty ghosts look down | I |
| From realms beyond the sun | D |
| And whisper as their record pales | J |
| Their breathless deep Well Done | D |
Alfred Noyes
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