Lamentations Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDBDB| I found him in the guard room at the Base | A |
| From the blind darkness I had heard his crying | B |
| And blundered in With puzzled patient face | A |
| A sergeant watched him it was no good trying | B |
| To stop it for he howled and beat his chest | C |
| And all because his brother had gone West | C |
| Raved at the bleeding war his rampant grief | D |
| Moaned shouted sobbed and choked while he was kneeling | B |
| Half naked on the floor In my belief | D |
| Such men have lost all patriotic feeling | B |
Siegfried Sassoon
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