Shall I See My Boy Again Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKJLBMBNOPO QBRD| Must I die so soon ah far away | A |
| By blue Ohio's shore | B |
| A little group waits patiently | C |
| Till this sad war is o'er | D |
| A little face is often pressed | E |
| Against the window pane | F |
| Oh chaplain only tell me this | G |
| Shall I see my boy again | H |
| Must I never press close to my heart | I |
| The rings of shining hair | J |
| Or listen to my bright eyed child | K |
| Whisper his evening prayer | J |
| Shall I never hear his bounding step | L |
| Across the cottage floor | B |
| It were not hard to die chaplain | M |
| Could I see my boy once more | B |
| When morning broke with solemn tread | N |
| On old Potomac's banks | O |
| His comrades laid the soldier down | P |
| Discharged from the ranks | O |
| But many a day o'er western hills | Q |
| By blue Ohio's shore | B |
| A little boy will patient wait | R |
| When this sad war is o'er | D |
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