Before The Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DECE FGHG| Blacker the night grows ere the dawn be risen | A |
| Keener the cost and fiercer yet the fight | B |
| But hark above the thunder and the terror | C |
| A trumpet blowing splendid through the night | B |
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| It is the challenge of our dead undying | D |
| Calling Remember We have died for you | E |
| It is the cry of perilled earth's hereafter | C |
| Sons of our sons Be glorious Be true | E |
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| Now in the hour when either world is witness | F |
| Never or now shall we be proven great | G |
| Rise to the height of all our strain and story | H |
| Aye and beyond For we ourselves are Fate | G |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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