1914 V: The Soldier Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBCDEDE FGHFIH| A | |
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| If I should die think only this of me | B |
| That there's some corner of a foreign field | C |
| That is for ever England There shall be | B |
| In that rich earth a richer dust concealed | C |
| A dust whom England bore shaped made aware | D |
| Gave once her flowers to love her ways to roam | E |
| A body of England's breathing English air | D |
| Washed by the rivers blest by suns of home | E |
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| And think this heart all evil shed away | F |
| A pulse in the eternal mind no less | G |
| Gives somewhere back the thoughts by England given | H |
| Her sights and sounds dreams happy as her day | F |
| And laughter learnt of friends and gentleness | I |
| In hearts at peace under an English heaven | H |
Rupert Brooke
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