Thy Days Are Done Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB CDCECD FGFBFB| Thy days are done thy fame begun | A |
| Thy country's strains record | B |
| The triumphs of her chosen Son | A |
| The slaughter of his sword | B |
| The deeds he did the fields he won | A |
| The freedom he restored | B |
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| Though thou art fall'n while we are free | C |
| Thou shalt not taste of death | D |
| The generous blood that flow'd from thee | C |
| Disdain'd to sink beneath | E |
| Within our veins its currents be | C |
| Thy spirit on our breath | D |
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| Thy name our charging hosts along | F |
| Shall be the battle word | G |
| Thy fall the theme of choral song | F |
| From virgin voices pour'd | B |
| To weep would do thy glory wrong | F |
| Thou shalt not be deplored | B |
George Gordon Byron
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