Spanish Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFGDEDE| Nay Inez no more persuade | A |
| Those are sounds that to glory should move | B |
| Ah ne'er for a warrior made | A |
| Were the garlands thy fondness wove | C |
| Wake arouse 'tis the battle's roar | D |
| 'Tis its light'ning afar I see | E |
| I return with life no more | D |
| Or my country thou shalt be free | E |
| Yet Inez in other lands | F |
| When around war's banners shall stream | G |
| When rush forth our conquering bands | F |
| All radiant with bravery's beam | G |
| Yes then midst the battle's roar | D |
| I can still spare one thought for thee | E |
| But we meet again no more | D |
| Till my country thou shalt be free | E |
Louisa Stuart Costello
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