Soldier: Twentieth Century Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB CDED FGCG HIJK| I love you great new Titan | A |
| Am I not you | B |
| Napoleon or Caesar | C |
| Out of you grew | B |
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| Out of the unthinkable torture | C |
| Eyes kissed by death | D |
| Won back to the world again | E |
| Lost and won in a breath | D |
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| Cruel men are made immortal | F |
| Out of your pain born | G |
| They have stolen the sun s power | C |
| With their feet on your shoulders worn | G |
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| Let them shrink from your girth | H |
| That has outgrown the pallid days | I |
| When you slept like Circe s swine | J |
| Or a word in the brain s way | K |
Isaac Rosenberg
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