Good Luck Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEBBCD FFGGHH| Good luck That's all I'm saying as you sail across the sea | A |
| The best o' luck in the parting is the prayer you get from me | A |
| May you never meet a danger that you won't come safely through | B |
| May you never meet a German that can get the best of you | B |
| Oh A thousand things may happen when a fellow's at the front | C |
| A thousand different mishaps but here's hoping that they won't | D |
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| Good luck That's all I'm saying as you turn away to go | E |
| Good luck and plenty of it may it be your lot to know | E |
| May you never meet rough weather but remember if you do | B |
| That the folks at home are wishing that you'll all come safely through | B |
| Oh A thousand things may happen when a fellow bears the brunt | C |
| Of His Country's fight for glory but I'm praying that they won't | D |
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| Good luck That's all I'm saying as you're falling into line | F |
| May the splendour of your service bring you everything that's fine | F |
| May the fates deal kindly with you may you never know distress | G |
| And may every task you tackle end triumphant with success | G |
| Oh A thousand things may happen that with joy your life will fill | H |
| You may not get all the gladness but I'm hoping that you will | H |
Edgar Albert Guest
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