Our Hero Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFCGCG CHCHIJIJ CKCKIAIA

Flowers only flowers bring me dainty posiesA
Blossoms for forgetfulness that was all he saidB
So we sacked our gardens violets and rosesA
Lilies white and bluebells laid we on his bedB
Soft his pale hands touched them tenderly caressingC
Soft into his tired eyes came a little lightD
Such a wistful love look gentle as a blessingC
There amid the flowers waited he the nightD
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I would have you raise me I can see the West thenE
I would see the sun set once before I goF
So he lay a gazing seemed to be at rest thenE
Quiet as a spirit in the golden glowF
So he lay a watching rosy castles crumblingC
Moats of blinding amber bastions of flameG
Rugged rifts of opal crimson turrets tumblingC
So he lay a dreaming till the shadows cameG
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Open wide the window there's a lark a singingC
There's a glad lark singing in the evening skyH
How it's wild with rapture radiantly wingingC
Oh it's good to hear that when one has to dieH
I am horror haunted from the hell they found meI
I am battle broken all I want is restJ
Ah It's good to die so blossoms all around meI
And a kind lark singing in the golden WestJ
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Flowers song and sunshine just one thing is wantingC
Just the happy laughter of a little childK
So we brought our dearest Doris all enchantingC
Tenderly he kissed her radiant he smiledK
In the golden peace time you will tell the storyI
How for you and yours sweet bitter deaths were oursA
God bless little children So he passed to gloryI
So we left him sleeping still amid the flow'rsA

Robert William Service



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