Ye Mariners Of England Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGE HIJIKEFEGE HFHFLEMEGE ANONHEJEME| Ye Mariners of England | A |
| That guard our native seas | B |
| Whose flag has braved a thousand years | C |
| The battle and the breeze | B |
| Your glorious standard launch again | D |
| To match another foe | E |
| And sweep through the deep | F |
| While the stormy winds do blow | E |
| While the battle rages loud and long | G |
| And the stormy winds do blow | E |
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| The spirits of your fathers | H |
| Shall start from every wave | I |
| For the deck it was their field of fame | J |
| And Ocean was their grave | I |
| Where Blake and mighty Nelson fell | K |
| Your manly hearts shall glow | E |
| As ye sweep through the deep | F |
| While the stormy winds do blow | E |
| While the battle rages loud and long | G |
| And the stormy winds do blow | E |
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| Britannia needs no bulwarks | H |
| No towers along the steep | F |
| Her march is o'er the mountain waves | H |
| Her home is on the deep | F |
| The thunders from her native oak | L |
| She quells the floods below | E |
| As they roar on the shore | M |
| When the stormy winds do blow | E |
| When the battle rages loud and long | G |
| And the stormy winds do blow | E |
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| The meteor flag of England | A |
| Shall yet terrific burn | N |
| Till danger's troubled night depart | O |
| And the star of peace return | N |
| Then then ye ocean warriors | H |
| Our song and feast shall flow | E |
| To the fame of your name | J |
| When the storm has ceased to blow | E |
| When the fiery fight is heard no more | M |
| And the storm has ceased to blow | E |
Thomas Campbell
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