Ten Thousand Men A Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHFEFE JKLKDEFE MNONPEFE QRSRFEFE

All the world was wearyingA
All the world was sadB
Everything was shadow filledC
Things were going badB
Then a rumour stirred all heartsD
As a wind stirs treesE
Ten thousand men a dayF
Coming over seasE
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Soon we saw them marching byG
God what a sightH
Shoulders back and heads erectI
Faces full of lightH
Smiling like a morn in MayF
Moving like a breezeE
Ten thousand men a dayF
Coming over seasE
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Weary soldiers worn with warJ
Lifted up their eyesK
Shadows seemed to lift a bitL
Dawn was in the skiesK
Hope sprang to troubled heartsD
Strength to tired kneesE
Ten thousand men a dayF
Were coming over seasE
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France and England swarmed with themM
Khaki clad and youngN
Filled with all the joy of lifeO
Into line they swungN
Waning valour rose anewP
At the sight of theseE
Ten thousand men a dayF
Coming over seasE
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Still they come and still they comeQ
In their strength and prideR
Victory with radiant mienS
Marches on besideR
Victory is here to stayF
Every heart agreesE
With ten thousand men a dayF
Coming over seasE

Ella Wheeler Wilcox



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