The Mothers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDEFF| Beyond the tumult and the proud acclaim | A |
| Beyond the circle where the glory beats | B |
| With withering light upon the mighty seats | B |
| They hear the far resounding trump of fame | A |
| On other lips they hear the one loved name | A |
| In vaunting or derision and they weep | C |
| To know that they shall never lull to sleep | C |
| Those tired heads crowned with desolating flame | A |
| Beyond the hot arena's baleful glow | D |
| Beyond the towering pomp they dimly see | E |
| They sit and watch the fateful pageants go | D |
| Through war's red arch or up to Calvary | E |
| The First Love still within their hearts impearled | F |
| Mothers of all the masters of the world | F |
Charles Hamilton Musgrove
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