The War Films Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCB DEDEFE GHGHGH| O living pictures of the dead | A |
| O songs without a sound | B |
| O fellowship whose phantom tread | A |
| Hallows a phantom ground | B |
| How in a gleam have these revealed | C |
| The faith we had not found | B |
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| We have sought God in a cloudy Heaven | D |
| We have passed by God on earth | E |
| His seven sins and his sorrows seven | D |
| His wayworn mood and mirth | E |
| Like a ragged cloak have hid from us | F |
| The secret of his birth | E |
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| Brother of men when now I see | G |
| The lads go forth in line | H |
| Thou knowest my heart is hungry in me | G |
| As for thy bread and wine | H |
| Thou knowest my heart is bowed in me | G |
| To take their death for mine | H |
Sir Henry Newbolt
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