The Brothers (for Arnold And Donald Fletcher) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CBCB DEDE FGHG IDID JKJK GIGI| One called from Salonika and his call | A |
| Rang to his brother | B |
| Forded wide rivers climbed the mountain wall | A |
| Seeking the other | B |
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| Are you asleep Arnold or do you wake | C |
| Our way's together | B |
| The day's before us and the path we take | C |
| Over the heather | B |
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| As oft before breasting the Wicklow hills | D |
| Light foot and leaping | E |
| Over the bog pools and the singing rills | D |
| Side by side keeping | E |
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| We have known all the best that life can give | F |
| Tasted the sweetest | G |
| Shall we grow old lag heavy foot and grieve | H |
| We who were fleetest | G |
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| Let us be gone while yet it is the morn | I |
| Dewy before us | D |
| Light on the mountains and the springing corn | I |
| And the lark o'er us | D |
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| The voice from Salonika found the way | J |
| Easy of passage | K |
| And to French Flanders on the second day | J |
| Carried the message | K |
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| Arnold has gone the way that Donald went | G |
| Donald's o'ertaken | I |
| Up to the highest peaks they climb unspent | G |
| Footing the bracken | I |
Katharine Tynan
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