On The Field Of Waterloo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADAAAAD| So then the name which travels side by side | A |
| With English life from childhood Waterloo | B |
| Means this The sun is setting Their strife grew | B |
| Till the sunset and ended says our guide | A |
| It lacked the chord by stage use sanctified | A |
| Yet I believe one should have thrilled For me | C |
| I grinned not and 'twas something certainly | C |
| These held their point and did not turn but died | A |
| So much is very well Under each span | D |
| Of these ploughed fields 'tis the guide still there rot | A |
| Three nations' slain a thousand thousandfold | A |
| Am I to weep Good sirs the earth is old | A |
| Of the whole earth there is no single spot | A |
| But hath among its dust the dust of man | D |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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