A Song Inscribed To The Fremont Clubs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGFHIAIJKLMLJMN MNJACOCEFGF| BENEATH thy skies November | A |
| Thy skies of cloud and rain | B |
| Around our blazing camp fires | C |
| We close our ranks again | D |
| Then sound again the bugles | E |
| Call the muster roll anew | F |
| If months have well nigh won the field | G |
| What may not four years do | F |
| For God be praised New England | H |
| Takes once more her ancient place | I |
| Again the Pilgrim's banner | A |
| Leads the vanguard of the race | I |
| Then sound again the bugles etc | J |
| Along the lordly Hudson | K |
| A shout of triumph breaks | L |
| The Empire State is speaking | M |
| From the ocean to the lakes | L |
| Then sound again the bugles etc | J |
| The Northern hills are blazing | M |
| The Northern skies are bright | N |
| And the fair young West is turning | M |
| Her forehead to the light | N |
| Then sound again the bugles etc | J |
| Push every outpost nearer | A |
| Press hard the hostile towers | C |
| Another Balaklava | O |
| And the Malakoff is ours | C |
| Then sound again the bugles | E |
| Call the muster roll anew | F |
| If months have well nigh won the field | G |
| What may not four years do | F |
John Greenleaf Whittier
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