England's Poet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCA DAEAED| To other voices other majesties | A |
| Removed this while Peace shall resort again | B |
| But he was with us in our darkest pain | C |
| And stormiest hour his faith royally dyes | A |
| The colours of our cause his voice replies | A |
| To all our doubt dear spirit heart and vein | C |
| Of England's old adventure his proud strain | C |
| Rose from our earth to the sea breathing skies | A |
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| Even over chaos and the murdering roar | D |
| Comes that world winning music whose full stops | A |
| Sounded all man the bestial and divine | E |
| Terrible as thunder fresh as April drops | A |
| He stands he speaks the soul transfigured sign | E |
| Of all our story on the English shore | D |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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