Great-heart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEDCFGG HBGBIJEK LMHMGGGG GNGNGGEG EGOGEGEG IGGGPDQRTheodore Roosevelt | A |
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The interpreter then called for a man servant of his one Great Heart Bunyan's' Pilgrim's Process | B |
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Concerning brave Captains | C |
Our age hath made known | D |
For all men to honour | E |
One standeth alone | D |
Of whom o'er both oceans | C |
Both peoples may say | F |
quot Our realm is diminished | G |
With Great Heart away quot | G |
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In purpose unsparing | H |
In action no less | B |
The labours he praised | G |
He would seek and profess | B |
Through travail and battle | I |
At hazard and pain | J |
And our world is none the braver | E |
Since Great Heart was ta'en | K |
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Plain speech with plain folk | L |
And plain words for false things | M |
Plain faith in plain dealing | H |
'Twixt neighbours or kings | M |
He used and he followed | G |
However it sped | G |
Oh our world is none more honest | G |
Now Great Heart is dead | G |
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The heat of his spirit | G |
Struck warm through all lands | N |
For he loved such as showed | G |
'Emselves men of their hands | N |
In love as in hate | G |
Paying home to the last | G |
But our world is none the kinder | E |
Now Great Heart hath passed | G |
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Hard schooled by long power | E |
Yet most humble of mind | G |
Where aught that he was | O |
Might advantage mankind | G |
Leal servant loved master | E |
Rare comrade sure guide | G |
Oh our world is none the safer | E |
Now Great Heart hath died | G |
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Let those who would handle | I |
Make sure they can wield | G |
His far reaching sword | G |
And his close guarding shield | G |
For those who must journey | P |
Henceforward alone | D |
Have need of stout convoy | Q |
Now Great Heart is gone | R |
Rudyard Kipling
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