Vignettes 22: To The Hetman, Platoff Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH| O ancient warrior as we hail thee | A |
| And behold thy cordial smile | B |
| We hope that greetings ne'er may fail thee | A |
| Such as those of Britain's isle | B |
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| They are although so seeming rude | C |
| Given only where we think them due | D |
| Most courteous e'en when they intrude | C |
| Too vehement but always true | D |
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| Applauses which no art can fashion | E |
| Which speak the feelings and no more | F |
| Which give respect the glow of passion | E |
| When worth and valour we adore | F |
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| Blest is the hero in receiving | G |
| And pride may scoff at or despise | H |
| What if but once sincere believing | G |
| Is grateful to the good and wise | H |
Matilda Betham
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