Glory Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BCDCEAFA GGG| I went to see old Susan Gray | A |
| Whose soldier sons had marched away | A |
| And this is what she had to say | A |
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| It isn't war I hate at all | B |
| 'Tis likely men must fight | C |
| But oh these flags and uniforms | D |
| It's them that isn't right | C |
| If war must come and come it does | E |
| To take our boys from play | A |
| It isn't right to make it seem | F |
| So beautiful and gay | A |
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| I left old Susan with a sigh | G |
| A famous band was marching by | G |
| To make men glad they had to die | G |
Alice Duer Miller
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