Paladins, Paladins, Youth Noble-hearted Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGDHF ICJJF BCCKF| Galahads Galahads Percivals gallop | A |
| Bayards to the saddle the clangorous trumpets | B |
| Hoarse with their ecstasy call to the mellay | C |
| Paladins Paladins Rolands flame hearted | D |
| Olivers Olivers follow the bugles | E |
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| Girt with the glory and glamor of power | F |
| Error sits throned in the high place of justice | G |
| Paladins Paladins youth noble hearted | D |
| Saddle and spear for the battle flags beckon | H |
| Thrust the keen steel through the throat of the liar | F |
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| Star or San Grael that illumines thy pathway | I |
| Follow it follow that far Ideal | C |
| Thine not the guerdon to gain it or grasp it | J |
| Soul of thee passing ascendeth unto it | J |
| Augmenting its brightness for them that come after | F |
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| Heed then the call of the trumpets the trumpets | B |
| Hoarse with the fervor the frenzy of battle | C |
| Paladins Paladins saddle to saddle | C |
| Bide not abide not God's bugles are calling | K |
| Thrust the sharp sword through the heart of the liar | F |
Don Marquis
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