Song Of Marion's Men Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAABCCDDB EEEBFFGGB HHHBCCIIB

In the ranks of Marion's bandA
Through morass and wooded landA
Over beach of yellow sandA
Mountain plain and valleyB
A southern maid in all her prideC
Marched gayly at her lover's sideC
In such disguiseD
That e'en his eyesD
Did not discover SallieB
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When returned from midnight trampE
Through the forest dark and dampE
Oh his straw couch in the campE
In his dreams he'd dallyB
With that devoted gentle fairF
Whose large black eyes and flowing hairF
So near him seemG
That in his dreamG
He breathes his love for SallieB
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Oh what joy that maiden knewH
When she found her lover trueH
Suddenly the trumpet blewH
Marion's men to rallyB
To ward the death spear from his sideC
In battle by Santee she diedC
Where sings the surgeI
A ceaseless dirgeI
Near the lone grave of SallieB

George Pope Morris



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