The Battle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDADEFGF| BLACK clouds hung low and heavy | A |
| Above the sunset glare | B |
| And in the garden dimly | A |
| We wandered here and there | B |
| So full of strife of trouble | C |
| The night was dark afraid | D |
| Like our own love so merely | A |
| For tears and sighings made | D |
| That when it came to parting | E |
| And I must mount and go | F |
| With all my soul I wished it | G |
| That God would lay me low | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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