To The Men Who Went Down On The Titanic Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFEF GHGI JKJK| News Item It remains true that two hundred English and American men were sacrificed for as many peasant women | A |
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| Once more I read writ out in blood and tears | B |
| Across this midnight page of sea and sky | C |
| The legend of our English race that fears | D |
| never death but to refuse to die | C |
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| Soldier and merchant men of bench and bar | E |
| Of brush and pen of gold deep multiplied | F |
| To those poor women peasants from afar | E |
| You gave your places and in giving died | F |
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| Yet not for these oh not for these alone | G |
| You made the last the lasting sacrifice | H |
| On those dark seas great Honor called her own | G |
| All women's faces set before their eyes | I |
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| Lord of the virtues spare O spare us such | J |
| We cannot live without this grace from thee | K |
| Gold statecraft beauty yea we need them much | J |
| But more ah God this ancient gallantry | K |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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