The Dying Soldier Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFG G H| ' Here are houses ' he moaned | A |
| 'I could reach but my brain swims ' | B |
| Then they thundered and flashed | C |
| And shook the earth to its rims | D |
| - | |
| 'They are gunpits ' he gasped | E |
| 'Our men are at the guns | F |
| Water Water Oh water | G |
| For one of England's dying sons ' | - |
| - | |
| ' We cannot give you water | G |
| Were all England in your breath ' | - |
| ' Water Water Oh water ' | - |
| fie moaned and swooned to death | H |
Isaac Rosenberg
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Joy Newman : I love this poem it is so sad and I think of my father who fought in World War One. I will always love England even though I live in America my heart is always there.
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