Dirge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCBCDBEBBFBFBGBGBCB C| Brisbane | A |
| - | |
| 'A little Soldier of the Army of the Night' | B |
| BURY him without a word | B |
| No appeal to death | C |
| Only the call of the bird | B |
| And the blind spring's breath | C |
| Nature slays ten yet the one | D |
| Reaches but to a part | B |
| Of what's to be done to be sung | E |
| Keep we a proud heart | B |
| Let us not glose her waste | B |
| With lies and dreams | F |
| Fawn on her wanton haste | B |
| Say it but seems | F |
| Comrades with faces unstirred | B |
| Scorning grief's dole | G |
| Though with him with him lies interred | B |
| Our heart and soul | G |
| Bury him without a word | B |
| No appeal to death | C |
| Only the call of the bird | B |
| And the blind spring's breath | C |
Francis William Lauderdale Adams
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