Prayers After World War Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFGHIJ AKLM ABAIJ| WANDERING oversea dreamer | A |
| Hunting and hoarse Oh daughter and mother | A |
| Oh daughter of ashes and mother of blood | B |
| Child of the hair let down and tears | C |
| Child of the cross in the south | D |
| And the star in the north | E |
| Keeper of Egypt and Russia and France | F |
| Keeper of England and Poland and Spain | G |
| Make us a song for to morrow | H |
| Make us one new dream us who forget | I |
| Out of the storm let us have one star | J |
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| Struggle Oh anvils and help her | A |
| Weave with your wool Oh winds and skies | K |
| Let your iron and copper help | L |
| Oh dirt of the old dark earth | M |
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| Wandering oversea singer | A |
| Singing of ashes and blood | B |
| Child of the scars of fire | A |
| Make us one new dream us who forget | I |
| Out of the storm let us have one star | J |
Carl Sandburg
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