The Charge Of The Mule Brigade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEECE EEEFFFCE GGGEHHCE IIIEEEJEEIE GGGEEEEKGE EEEEEEHalf a mile half a mile | A |
Half a mile onward | B |
Right through the Georgia troops | C |
Broke the two hundred | D |
'Forward the Mule Brigade | E |
Charge for the Rebs ' they neighed | E |
Straight for the Georgia troops | C |
Broke the two hundred | E |
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'Forward the Mule Brigade ' | - |
Was there a mule dismayed | E |
Not when their long ears felt | E |
All their ropes sundered | E |
Theirs not to make reply | F |
Theirs not to reason why | F |
Theirs but to make Rebs fly | F |
On to the Georgia troops | C |
Broke the two hundred | E |
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Mules to the right of them | G |
Mules to the left of them | G |
Mules behind them | G |
Pawed neighed and thundered | E |
Breaking their own confines | H |
Breaking through Longstreet's lines | H |
Into the Georgia troops | C |
Stormed the two hundred | E |
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Wild all their eyes did glare | I |
Whisked all their tails in air | I |
Scattering the chivalry there | I |
While all the world wondered | E |
Not a mule back bestraddled | E |
Yet how they all skedaddled | E |
Fled every Georgian | J |
Unsabred unsaddled | E |
Scattered and sundered | E |
How they were routed there | I |
By the two hundred | E |
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Mules to the right of them | G |
Mules to the left of them | G |
Mules behind them | G |
Pawed neighed and thundered | E |
Followed by hoof and head | E |
Full many a hero fled | E |
Fain in the last ditch dead | E |
Back from an ass's jaw | K |
All that was left of them | G |
Left by the two hundred | E |
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When can their glory fade | E |
Oh what a wild charge they made | E |
All the world wondered | E |
Honor the charge they made | E |
Honor the Mule Brigade | E |
Long eared two hundred | E |
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