Ten Thousand Men A Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHFEFE JKLKDEFE MNONPEFE QRSRFEFEAll the world was wearying | A |
All the world was sad | B |
Everything was shadow filled | C |
Things were going bad | B |
Then a rumour stirred all hearts | D |
As a wind stirs trees | E |
Ten thousand men a day | F |
Coming over seas | E |
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Soon we saw them marching by | G |
God what a sight | H |
Shoulders back and heads erect | I |
Faces full of light | H |
Smiling like a morn in May | F |
Moving like a breeze | E |
Ten thousand men a day | F |
Coming over seas | E |
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Weary soldiers worn with war | J |
Lifted up their eyes | K |
Shadows seemed to lift a bit | L |
Dawn was in the skies | K |
Hope sprang to troubled hearts | D |
Strength to tired knees | E |
Ten thousand men a day | F |
Were coming over seas | E |
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France and England swarmed with them | M |
Khaki clad and young | N |
Filled with all the joy of life | O |
Into line they swung | N |
Waning valour rose anew | P |
At the sight of these | E |
Ten thousand men a day | F |
Coming over seas | E |
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Still they come and still they come | Q |
In their strength and pride | R |
Victory with radiant mien | S |
Marches on beside | R |
Victory is here to stay | F |
Every heart agrees | E |
With ten thousand men a day | F |
Coming over seas | E |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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