Two Fusiliers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACC DDEDDD DDDDFF| And have we done with War at last | A |
| Well we've been lucky devils both | B |
| And there's no need of pledge or oath | B |
| To bind our lovely friendship fast | A |
| By firmer stuff | C |
| Close bound enough | C |
| - | |
| By wire and wood and stake we're bound | D |
| By Fricourt and by Festubert | D |
| By whipping rain by the sun's glare | E |
| By all the misery and loud sound | D |
| By a Spring day | D |
| By Picard clay | D |
| - | |
| Show me the two so closely bound | D |
| As we by the red bond of blood | D |
| By friendship blossoming from mud | D |
| By Death we faced him and we found | D |
| Beauty in Death | F |
| In dead men breath | F |
Robert Graves
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