To The Sons Of Labour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJFKLMNOKPQR STUVWXDYZLA2B2C2D2LA 2E2F2G2H2I2J2K2C2| GRAVE this deep in your hearts | A |
| Forget not the tale of the past | B |
| Never never believe | C |
| That any will help you or can | D |
| Saving only Yourselves | E |
| What have the Gentlemen done | F |
| Peerless haters of wrong | G |
| Byrons and Shelleys what | H |
| They stand great famous Names | I |
| Demi gods to their own | J |
| Shadows far off alien | F |
| To us and ours for ever | K |
| Those who love them and hate | L |
| The crime the injustice they hated | M |
| What can they do but shout | N |
| Win a name from our woes | O |
| And leave us just as we were | K |
| No but resolutely turned | P |
| Our wants our desires made clear | Q |
| And clear the means that shall win them | R |
| Drill and drill and drill | S |
| Then when the day is come | T |
| When the royal battleflag's up | U |
| When blood has been spilled in vain | V |
| In timid half hearted war | W |
| Then let the Cromwell rise | X |
| The simple the true souled Man | D |
| Then let Grant come forth | Y |
| The calm the determined Comrade | Z |
| But deep in their hearts one hate | L |
| Deep in their souls one thought | A2 |
| To bring the Iniquity low | B2 |
| To make the People free | C2 |
| Ah for such as these | D2 |
| We with the same heart hate | L |
| We with the same soul thought | A2 |
| Will fall to our destined places | E2 |
| In the ranks of the Great New Model | F2 |
| In the Army that sees ahead | G2 |
| Marston Naseby Whitehall The Wilderness Petersburg yes | H2 |
| But beyond the blood and the smoke | I2 |
| Beyond the struggle and death | J2 |
| The Union victorious safe | K2 |
| The Commonwealth glorious free | C2 |
Francis William Lauderdale Adams
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