Song 2 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDEDEBB DFDFAA GHIHBB JKKKLL KMKMNOCome to the banquet triumph in your songs | A |
Strike up the chords and sing of Victory | B |
The oppressed have risen to redress their wrongs | A |
The Tyrants are o'erthrown the Land is free | B |
The Land is free Aye shout it forth once more | C |
Is she not red with her oppressors' gore | C |
We are her champions shall we not rejoice | D |
Are not the tyrants' broad domains our own | E |
Then wherefore triumph with a faltering voice | D |
And talk of freedom in a doubtful tone | E |
Have we not longed through life the reign to see | B |
Of Justice linked with Glorious Liberty | B |
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Shout you that will and you that can rejoice | D |
To revel in the riches of your foes | F |
In praise of deadly vengeance lift you voice | D |
Gloat o'er your tyrants' blood you victims' woes | F |
I'd rather listen to the skylarks' songs | A |
And think on Gondal's and my Father's wrongs | A |
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It may be pleasant to recall the death | G |
Of those beneath whose sheltering roof you lie | H |
But I would rather press the mountain heath | I |
With naught to shield me from the starry sky | H |
And dream of yet untasted victory | B |
A distant hope and feel that I am free | B |
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O happy life To range the mountains wild | J |
The waving woods or Ocean's heaving breast | K |
With limbs unfettered conscience undefiled | K |
And choosing where to wander where to rest | K |
Hunted oppressed but ever strong to cope | L |
With toils and perils ever full of hope | L |
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'Our flower is budding' When that word was heard | K |
On desert shore or breezy mountain's brow | M |
Wherever said what glorious thoughts it stirred | K |
'Twas budding then Say has it blossomed now | M |
Is this the end we struggled to obtain | N |
O for the wandering Outlaw's life again | O |
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