Evil Land Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCCEFCCD| We meet in an evil land | A |
| That is near to the gates of hell | B |
| I wait for thy command | A |
| To serve to speed or withstand | A |
| And thou sayest I do not well | B |
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| Oh Love the flowers so red | C |
| Are only tongues of flame | D |
| The earth is full of the dead | C |
| The new killed restless dead | C |
| There is danger beneath and o'erhead | C |
| And I guard thy gates in fear | E |
| Of words thou canst not hear | F |
| Of peril and jeopardy | C |
| Of signs thou canst not see | C |
| And thou sayest 'tis ill that I came | D |
Rudyard Kipling
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