The Field Of Battle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DEFGGHHD IJJI DKKLLMMD| The Deed of Blood is o'er | A |
| And hark the Trumpet's mournful breath | B |
| Low murmurs round it a Note of Death | B |
| The Mighty are no more | C |
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| How solemn slow that distant Groan | D |
| O could AMBITION wild with fear | E |
| The deep prophetic Warning hear | F |
| And looking listning vain around | G |
| For one soul soothing softer sound | G |
| While near unseen the Fiends of Hell | H |
| Toll round the wretch his fancied Knell | H |
| Rave all alone | D |
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| But hark soft Plaints arise | I |
| Friendship adieu farewel soft Love | J |
| I go to smiling Peace above | J |
| The Friend the Lover dies | I |
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| Yet happy Soul to Freedom giv'n | D |
| Go where no proud tyrannic Lord | K |
| Drives Man upon his Brother's sword | K |
| Where Angels from thine arms shall tear | L |
| The Chains AMBITION bade thee wear | L |
| Where on the once pale Cheek of Woe | M |
| In Smiles immortal Roses blow | M |
| The Bloom of Heav'n | D |
James Henry Leigh Hunt
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