The Peasants' Revolt Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCABDEDDEFGHFGIJKKJ HHLLMNONNPQRQQSNONNP| THRO' the mists of years | A |
| Thro' the lies of men | B |
| Your bloody sweat and tears | C |
| Your desperate hopes and fears | A |
| Reach us once again | B |
| Brothers who long ago | D |
| For life's bitter sake | E |
| Toiled and suffered so | D |
| Robbery insult blow | D |
| Rope and sword and stake | E |
| Toiled and suffered till | F |
| It burst the brightening hope | G |
| 'Might and right' and 'will and skill ' | H |
| That scorned and does and will | F |
| Sword and stake and rope | G |
| Wat and Jack and John | I |
| Tyler Straw and Ball | J |
| Souls that faltered not | K |
| Hearts like white iron hot | K |
| Still we hear your call | J |
| Yes your 'bell is rung ' | H |
| Yes for 'now is time ' | H |
| Come hither every one | L |
| Brave ghosts whose day's not done | L |
| Avengers of old Crime | M |
| Come and lead the way | N |
| Hushed implacable | O |
| Suffering no delay | N |
| Forgetting not that day | N |
| Dreadful hateful fell | P |
| When the liar King | Q |
| The liar Gentlemen | R |
| Wrought that foulest thing | Q |
| Robbing murdering | Q |
| Men who trusted them | S |
| Come and lead the way | N |
| Hushed implacable | O |
| What shall stop us say | N |
| On that day our day | N |
| Not unloosened hell | P |
Francis William Lauderdale Adams
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