Veterans Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEC AFGDEH AIJDEJ| When the last charge sounds | A |
| And the battle thunders o'er the plain | B |
| Thunders o'er the trenches where the red streams flow | C |
| Will it not be well with us | D |
| Veterans veterans | E |
| If beneath your torn old flag we burst upon the foe | C |
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| When the last post sounds | A |
| And the night is on the battle field | F |
| Night and rest at last from all the tumult of our wars | G |
| Will it not be well with us | D |
| Veterans veterans | E |
| If with duty done like yours we lie beneath the stars | H |
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| When the great r veill sounds | A |
| For the terrible last Sabbath | I |
| All the legions of the dead shall hear the trumpet ring | J |
| Will it not be well with us | D |
| Veterans veterans | E |
| If beneath your torn old flag we rise to meet our King | J |
Alfred Noyes
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