Marching Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE EFEF GHIJ| Bring the comb and play upon it | A |
| Marching here we come | B |
| Willie cocks his highland bonnet | C |
| Johnnie beats the drum | B |
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| Mary Jane commands the party | D |
| Peter leads the rear | E |
| Feet in time alert and hearty | D |
| Each a Grenadier | E |
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| All in the most martial manner | E |
| Marching double quick | F |
| While the napkin like a banner | E |
| Waves upon the stick | F |
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| Here's enough of fame and pillage | G |
| Great commander Jane | H |
| Now that we've been round the village | I |
| Let's go home again | J |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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