Sonnet To The Hungarian Nation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCBAABDEFDDE| Not in sunk Spain's prolong'd death agony | A |
| Not in rich England bent but to make pour | B |
| The flood of the world's commerce on her shore | B |
| Not in that madhouse France from whence the cry | C |
| Afflicts grave Heaven with its long senseless roar | B |
| Not in American vulgarity | A |
| Nor wordy German imbecility | A |
| Lies any hope of heroism more | B |
| Hungarians Save the world Renew the stories | D |
| Of men who against hope repell'd the chain | E |
| And make the world's dead spirit leap again | F |
| On land renew that Greek exploit whose glories | D |
| Hallow the Salaminian promontories | D |
| And the Armada flung to the fierce main | E |
Matthew Arnold
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