Sedan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBACCDDBCEE| Another battle and the sounds have rolled | A |
| By many a gloomy gorge and wasted plain | B |
| O er huddled hills and mountains manifold | A |
| Like winds that run before a heavy rain | B |
| When Autumn lops the leaves and drooping grain | B |
| And earth lies deep in brown and cloudy gold | A |
| My brothers lo our grand old England stands | C |
| With weapons gleaming in her ready hands | C |
| Outside the tumult Let us watch and trust | D |
| That she will never darken in the dust | D |
| And drift of wild contention but remain | B |
| The hope and stay of many troubled lands | C |
| Where so she waits the issue of the fight | E |
| Aloof but praying God defend the Right | E |
Henry Kendall
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