Lincolnshire Bomber Station Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHIJ| Across the road the homesick Romans made | A |
| The ground mist thickens to a milky shroud | B |
| Through flat damp fields call sheep mourning their dead | C |
| In cracked and timeless voices unutterably sad | D |
| Suffering for all the world in Lincolnshire | E |
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| And I wonder how the Romans liked it here | F |
| Flat fields no sun the muddy misty dawn | G |
| And always above all the mad rain dripping down | H |
| Rusting sword and helmet wetting the feet | I |
| And soaking to the bone down to the very heart | J |
Henry Treece
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