The Two Brave Soldiers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCACBDAE FGHGAIII JKLMNJOB PQRQISGS TIBIUITI UIIIVIWI TXSXVYUY ZCA2CB2C2D2C2| Air The Texas Rangers | A |
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| My friends I pray you listen | B |
| A story I will tell | C |
| It's of two noble soldiers | A |
| And they were known full well | C |
| They were killed in the rebellion | B |
| As you shall plainly hear | D |
| Those brave and noble soldiers | A |
| No danger did they fear | E |
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| They enlisted in Grand Rapids | F |
| In eighteen and sixty two | G |
| 'Twas in the month of August | H |
| About the middle too | G |
| These two brave noble soldiers | A |
| They joined the cavalry | I |
| They fought to save their country | I |
| United it yet may be | I |
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| One of them a single man | J |
| His name was Martin House | K |
| The other one was married | L |
| His name I'll tell you now | M |
| Abram Bishop was his name | N |
| He was a christian man | J |
| Two soldiers they were brave and | O |
| They hailed from Michigan | B |
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| When they left their native place | P |
| Their friends to them did say | Q |
| Oh do not go to war boys | R |
| You'd better with us stay | Q |
| For if you join the army | I |
| You never will return | S |
| To all your friends that love you | G |
| You never will return | S |
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| Young House spoke unto his friends | T |
| I'd rather go said he | I |
| I have no wife and children | B |
| To weep and mourn for me | I |
| I hear my country calling | U |
| For her sons of liberty | I |
| And I for one must go friends | T |
| A coward I cannot be | I |
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| We are not afraid of fighting | U |
| The rebels no not we | I |
| They're bound to make our country | I |
| A place for slaves to be | I |
| Our fathers fought before us | V |
| To gain our liberty | I |
| And we the sons of freemen | W |
| Must fight to keep it free | I |
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| Farewell farewell to all our friends | T |
| That we may leave behind | X |
| If we do never return | S |
| We pray you bear in mind | X |
| If God sees fit to call us | V |
| We are not afraid to die | Y |
| Our country she is calling | U |
| We must bid you all good bye | Y |
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| It was in Old Virginia | Z |
| Those noble soldiers fell | C |
| In the battle of Hanover town | A2 |
| As many a man can tell | C |
| They fought through many battles | B2 |
| Obeyed their captain's call | C2 |
| Alas the missles struck them | D2 |
| And caused them both to fall | C2 |
Julia Ann Moore
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