Settle The Question Right Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJEFE KLMLNEFE OPQPREFEHowever the battle is ended | A |
Though proudly the victor comes | B |
With flaunting flags and neighing nags | C |
And echoing roll of drums | B |
Still truth proclaims this motto | D |
In letters of living light | E |
No question is ever settled | F |
Until it is settled right | E |
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Though the heel of the strong oppressor | G |
May grind the weak in the dust | H |
And the voices of fame with one acclaim | I |
May call him great and just | H |
Let those who applaud take warning | J |
And keep this motto in sight | E |
No question is ever settled | F |
Until it is settled right | E |
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Let those who have failed take courage | K |
Though the enemy seem to have won | L |
If he be in the wrong though his ranks are strong | M |
The battle is not yet done | L |
For sure as the morning follows | N |
The darkest hour of night | E |
No question is ever settled | F |
Until it is settled right | E |
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O men bowed down with labour | O |
O women young yet old | P |
O heart oppressed in the toiler s breast | Q |
And crushed by the power of gold | P |
Keep on with your weary battle | R |
Against triumphant might | E |
No question is ever settled | F |
Until it is settled right | E |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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