Premature Rejoicing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB BCCDDEE FG FF GEHEH A| What's that over there | A |
| Thiepval Wood | B |
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| Take a steady look at it it'll do you good | B |
| Here these glasses will help you See any flowers | C |
| There sleeps Titania correct the Wood is ours | C |
| There sleeps Titania in a deep dugout | D |
| Waking she wonders what all the din's about | D |
| And smiles through her tears and looks ahead ten years | E |
| And sees the Wood again and her usual Grenadiers | E |
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| All in green | F |
| Music in the moon | G |
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| The burnt rubbish you've just seen | F |
| Won't beat the Fairy Queen | F |
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| All the same it's a shade too soon | G |
| For you to scribble rhymes | E |
| In your army book | H |
| About those times | E |
| Take another look | H |
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| That's where the difficulty is over there | A |
Edmund Blunden
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