A Pageant Of Elizabeth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BABABCBC DEFE GHGI| Written for quot The Pageant of Parliament quot | A |
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| Like Princes crowned they bore them | B |
| Like Demi Gods they wrought | A |
| When the New World lay before them | B |
| In headlong fact and thought | A |
| Fate and their foemen proved them | B |
| Above all meed of praise | C |
| And Gloriana loved them | B |
| And Shakespeare wrote them plays | C |
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| Now Valour Youth and Life's delight break forth | D |
| In flames of wondrous deed and thought sublime | E |
| Lightly to mould new worlds or lightly loose | F |
| Words that shall shake and shape all after time | E |
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| Giants with giants wits with wits engage | G |
| And England England England takes the breath | H |
| Of morning body and soul till the great Age | G |
| Fulfills in one great chord Elizabeth | I |
Rudyard Kipling
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