Sonnets Of The Empire:australia, 1902 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA BCABCA| Gallant is Spring along thy laughing hills | A |
| With wattle s loveliest scent and gleam of gold | B |
| When the good rain hath quickened all thy mould | B |
| And the hot musk thine air with incense fills | A |
| Sweet is the chime of all thy tinkling rills | A |
| And fair thy Summer s glory to behold | B |
| And soft is life for thee the sunny souled | B |
| Far from the world and all its olden ills | A |
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| Yet tis not calm that builds the hero breed | B |
| High hearts are tempered neath a stormy star | C |
| Through want and danger doth the soul increase | A |
| Stern rings the clarion voice of Angel Need | B |
| To bid thee vanquish self and gaze afar | C |
| And save thy soul alive from Harlot Peace | A |
Archibald Thomas Strong
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