The Song Of The Sons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEFFGG| One from the ends of the earth gifts at an open door | A |
| Treason has much but we Mother thy sons have more | A |
| From the whine of a dying man from the snarl of a wolf pack freed | B |
| Turn and the world is thine Mother be proud of thy seed | B |
| Count are we feeble or few Hear is our speech so rude | C |
| Look are we poor in the land Judge are we men of The Blood | D |
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| Those that have stayed at thy knees Mother go call them in | E |
| We that were bred overseas wait and would speak with our kin | E |
| Not in the dark do we fight haggle and flout and gibe | F |
| Selling our love for a price loaning our hearts for a bribe | F |
| Gifts have we only to day Love without promise or fee | G |
| Hear for thy children speak from the uttermost parts of the sea | G |
Rudyard Kipling
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