Our Firemen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDD EEFG HHIJ| Lines delivered at a Firemen's Soiriee sic in the days of the hand engines | A |
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| Our youth and beauty here arranged | B |
| In honor of the Fire Brigade | C |
| And now every man is ready | D |
| To obey the bugle of Brady | D |
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| And always willing for to ralley | E |
| At the trumpet sound of Walley | E |
| To the fire they rush at once | F |
| Led on by gallant Captain Vance | G |
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| The firemen now their only strife | H |
| It seems to be a race for life | H |
| Which engine first shall reach the fire | I |
| And cause the wild flames to expire | J |
James Mcintyre
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