Wars And Rumours, 1920 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBCDEDFFF| Blood hatred appetite and apathy | A |
| The sodden many and the struggling strong | B |
| Who care not now though for another wrong | B |
| Another myriad innocents should die | C |
| At candid savagery or oily lie | C |
| We laugh or turning join the noisy throng | B |
| Which buries the dead with gluttony and song | B |
| Suppose this very evening from on high | C |
| Broke on the world that unexampled flame | D |
| The choir thronged sky and Thou descending Lord | E |
| What agony of horror fear and shame | D |
| For those who knew and wearied of Thy word | F |
| I dare not even think who am confest | F |
| Idle malignant lustful as the rest | F |
John Collings Squire, Sir
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