To Belgium Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGHG IJ K| Our tears our songs our laurels what are these | A |
| To thee in thy Gethsemane of loss | B |
| Stretched in thine unimagined agonies | A |
| On Hell's last engine of the Iron Cross | B |
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| For such a world as this that thou shouldst die | C |
| Is price too vast yet Belgium hadst thou sold | D |
| Thyself O then had fled from out the earth | E |
| Honour for ever and left only Gold | D |
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| Nor diest thou for soon shalt thou awake | F |
| And lifted high on our victorious shields | G |
| Watch the new sunrise driving for your sons | H |
| The hated German shadow from your fields | G |
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| British colonists resident in London volunteer and | I |
| not even silk hats are doffed before training begins | J |
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| New York Times | K |
Richard Le Gallienne
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