The Return Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DBEB| I heard the rumbling guns I saw the smoke | A |
| The unintelligible shock of hosts that still | B |
| Far off unseeing strove and strove again | C |
| And Beauty flying naked down the hill | B |
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| From morn to eve and then stern night cried Peace | D |
| And shut the strife in darkness all was still | B |
| Then slowly crept a triumph on the dark | E |
| And I heard Beauty singing up the hill | B |
John Frederick Freeman
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