A British-roman Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA ABAC ADAD AEAE AFAF GHGHA D | A |
quot A Centurion of the Thirtieth quot | A |
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My father's father saw it not | A |
And I belike shall never come | B |
To look on that so holy spot | A |
That very Rome | C |
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Crowned by all Time all Art all Might | A |
The equal work of Gods and Man | D |
City beneath whose oldest height | A |
The Race began | D |
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Soon to send forth again a brood | A |
Unshakable we pray that clings | E |
To Rome's thrice hammered hardihood | A |
In arduous things | E |
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Strong heart with triple armour bound | A |
Beat strongly for thy life blood runs | F |
Age after Age the Empire round | A |
In us thy Sons | F |
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Who distant from the Seven Hills | G |
Loving and serving much require | H |
Thee thee to guard 'gainst home born ills | G |
The Imperial Fire | H |
Rudyard Kipling
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