From: Men Who March Away Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBAAB CDDDCCD EFFFEEF AGGGAAG| In our heart of hearts believing | A |
| Victory crown the just | B |
| And that braggarts must | B |
| Surely bite the dust | B |
| Press we to the field ungrieving | A |
| In our heart of hearts believing | A |
| Victory crowns the just | B |
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| - | |
| Hence the faith and fire within us | C |
| Men who march away | D |
| Ere the barn cocks say | D |
| Night is growing gray | D |
| Leaving all that herecan win us | C |
| Hence the faith and fire within us | C |
| Men who march away | D |
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| Is it a purblind prank O think you | E |
| Friend with the musing eye | F |
| Who watch us stepping by | F |
| With doubt and dolorous sigh | F |
| Can much pondering so hoodwink you | E |
| Is it a purblind prank O think you | E |
| Friend with the musing eye | F |
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| Nay We see well what we are doing | A |
| Though some may not see | G |
| Dalliers as they be | G |
| England's need are we | G |
| Her distress would leave us rueing | A |
| Nay We well see what we are doing | A |
| Though some may not see | G |
Thomas Hardy
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