Sonnets Of The Empire: Australia 1914 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDEFDEThe Night is thick with storm and driving cloud | A |
Lurid at instants through the blackness break | B |
Quick gleams of war across the perilous lake | B |
From yonder isles that awe and magic shroud | A |
Far in the northland smite Thor s hammers loud | A |
On steel that warlocks for her spoilure make | B |
Till lo from sleep Australia starts awake | B |
And lifts the queenly head that sloth had bowed | A |
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Not yet her eyes are clear throughout her brain | C |
Still swarm the antic creatures of her dream | D |
The idiot jests the sports that kill the soul | E |
Yet shall not night lay hold on her again | F |
For through the rack she spies the morning gleam | D |
Clear on the sword that lights her to her goal | E |
Archibald Thomas Strong
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