Rise Ye! Rise Ye! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBBBBBBBBB CCDDBBB EEFFBBB| Rise Ye rise ye noble toilers claim your rights with fire and steel | A |
| Rise ye for the cursed tyrants crush ye with the hiron eel | A |
| They would treat ye worse than sl a a ves they would treat ye worse than brutes | B |
| Rise and crush the selfish tyrants ku r rush them with your hob nailed boots | B |
| Rise ye rise ye glorious toilers | B |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers | B |
| Erwake er rise | B |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers tyrants come across the waves | B |
| Will ye yield the Rights of Labour will ye will ye still be sl a a ves | B |
| Rise ye rise ye mighty toilers and revoke the rotten laws | B |
| Lo your wives go out a washing while ye battle for the caws | B |
| Rise ye rise ye glorious toilers | B |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers | B |
| Erwake er rise | B |
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| Our gerlorious dawn is breaking Lo the tyrant trembles now | C |
| He will sta a rve us here no longer toilers will not bend or bow | C |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers rise behold revenge is near | D |
| See the leaders of the people come an ave a pint o beer | D |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers | B |
| Rise ye rise ye glorious toilers | B |
| Erwake er rise | B |
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| Lo the poor are starved my brothers lo our wives and children weep | E |
| Lo our women toil to keep us while the toilers are asleep | E |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers rise and break the tyrant s chain | F |
| March ye march ye mighty toilers even to the battle plain | F |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers | B |
| Rise ye rise ye noble toilers | B |
| Erwake er r rise | B |
Henry Lawson
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