Men Who March Away - Song Of The Soldiers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBBAAB CDDDCCD EFFFEEF EGGGEEG ABBBAAB H

What of the faith and fire within usA
Men who march awayB
Ere the barn cocks sayB
Night is growing grayB
Leaving all that here can win usA
What of the faith and fire within usA
Men who march awayB
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Is it a purblind prank O think youC
Friend with the musing eyeD
Who watch us stepping byD
With doubt and dolorous sighD
Can much pondering so hoodwink youC
Is it a purblind prank O think youC
Friend with the musing eyeD
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Nay We well see what we are doingE
Though some may not seeF
Dalliers as they beF
England's need are weF
Her distress would leave us rueingE
Nay We well see what we are doingE
Though some may not seeF
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In our heart of hearts believingE
Victory crowns the justG
And that braggarts mustG
Surely bite the dustG
Press we to the field ungrievingE
In our heart of hearts believingE
Victory crowns the justG
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Hence the faith and fire within usA
Men who march awayB
Ere the barn cocks sayB
Night is growing grayB
Leaving all that here can win usA
Hence the faith and fire within usA
Men who march awayB
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SeptemberH

Thomas Hardy



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