A Letter From Palestine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEEFF GGCCHHCC| A letter from The East it came today | A |
| And all the house is lightened of its gloom | B |
| A sun browned desert wind through every room | B |
| Eddies and bring strange scents of old bazaare | C |
| Of orange groves beneath the dreaming stars | D |
| O er far Jerusalem Through these ordered rooms | E |
| Where poppies glow and pale narcissi blooms | E |
| Nod in tall vases sings the desert breeze | F |
| Telling of brown battalion overseas | F |
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| Khaki clad soldiers singing as they go | G |
| Along the road to Gaza and we know | G |
| The very breath of freedom s in the air | C |
| With their gay boast Australia will be there | C |
| Mateship and courage loyalty and truth | H |
| The very essence of Australian youth | H |
| We have no fears serene in faith we pray | C |
| For those dear gallant lads so far away | C |
Alice Guerin Crist
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