God And The Right Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEF GHIHJKJC CLMLNCCC OCPCCCQC CRCRDSCTC CLCUVCCNC| n not the mark of the beast | A |
| By marching her power the State to secure | B |
| Of blood imbued wolf of the East | A |
| The Bulgarian he and Servian dree | B |
| Such wrongs from their foeman as might | C |
| Cause stones could they speak to cry 'for the | D |
| weak | E |
| Be thou and for God and the Right ' | F |
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| Such horrific crimes belong to past times | G |
| The coldest and hardest heart bleeds | H |
| A blush for our race be crimsons each face | I |
| When named are the Turk and his deeds | H |
| Too awful are they to utter nor may | J |
| Men know them and know a respite | K |
| From heart ache till they have armed for the fray | J |
| And battle for God and the Right | C |
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| An unbounded thirst for lucre accurst | C |
| The helpless must sate even so | L |
| In this should they fail they're fated to wail | M |
| The blood bringing lash of the foe | L |
| In glee will the Turk his victim so work | N |
| Such anguish inflict at the sight | C |
| The veriest serf grasps his sabre resolved | C |
| To battle for God and the Right | C |
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| See dearer than life the daughter and wife | O |
| A prey to the torturer's lust | C |
| The Rayah heart torn yet ridiculed mourn | P |
| His losses 'mid ashes and dust | C |
| His dear home despoiled his dear ones defiled | C |
| A wreck what was once his delight | C |
| What wonder if he in delirium flee | Q |
| To battle for God and the Right | C |
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| The temple is burned the altar's o'erturned | C |
| With blood the street runnelets run | R |
| The prey bird and beast hie swiftly to feast | C |
| On corpses that rot in the sun | R |
| The ban dog's harsh tones while crashing the | D |
| bones | S |
| Are heard by the brave in the night | C |
| But heard with a cry death to hear and they fly | T |
| To battle for God and the Right | C |
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| For God and the Right the Rebel States fight | C |
| And whate'er the sequel oh oh | L |
| If thou too must fight for God and the Right | C |
| Fight thou in the vanguard fight thou | U |
| The gold kings may howl and threaten and scowl | V |
| Yet hold to thy purpose and smite | C |
| Smite thou the proud Turk till he finds 'tis bad | C |
| work | N |
| To war against God and the Right | C |
Joseph Skipsey
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