Fide Et Literis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDEFCF| When the long clouded spirit of Europe drew | A |
| Life from Greek springs frost could no longer bind | B |
| And old truth shone like fresh dawn on the blind | B |
| Our Founder sowed his pregnant seed he knew | A |
| No crabbed rule but rather chose a clue | A |
| That should emband us of our historied kind | B |
| Comrades and keep in us a morning mind | B |
| Since to the wise Learning is always New | A |
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| In Faith and Letters he enshrined his light | C |
| Faith the divine adventure that holds on | D |
| Through this world's forest into worlds unknown | E |
| And Letters that since speech on earth began | F |
| As one unended sentence burning write | C |
| The hope the triumph and the tears of Man | F |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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