The Route March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBABEEB ACFFDD| Did you hear the children singing O my brothers | A |
| Did you hear the children singing as our troops went marching past | B |
| In the sunshine and the rain | C |
| As they ll never sing again | D |
| Hear the little school girls singing as our troops went swinging past | B |
| Did you hear the children singing O my brothers | A |
| Did you hear the children singing for the first man and the last | B |
| As they marched away and vanished | E |
| To a tune we thought was banished | E |
| Did you hear the children singing for the future and the past | B |
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| Shall you hear the children singing O my brothers | A |
| Shall you hear the children singing in the sunshine or the rain | C |
| There ll be sobs beneath the ringing | F |
| Of the cheers and neath the singing | F |
| There ll be tears of orphan children when | D |
| Our Boys come back again | D |
Henry Lawson
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