From This Hour The Pledge Is Given Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDCD EFEGHIHIHI| From this hour the pledge is given | A |
| From this hour my soul is thine | B |
| Come what will from earth of heaven | A |
| Weal or woe thy fate be mine | B |
| When the proud and great stood by thee | C |
| None dared thy rights to spurn | D |
| And if now they're false and fly thee | C |
| Shall I too falsely turn | D |
| No whate'er the fire that try thee | C |
| In the same this heart shall burn | D |
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| Though the sea where thou embarkest | E |
| Offers now no friendly shore | F |
| Light may come where all looks darkest | E |
| Hope hath life when life seems o'er | G |
| And of those past ages dreaming | H |
| When glory deck'd thy brow | I |
| Oft I fondly think though seeming | H |
| So fallen and clouded now | I |
| Thou'lt again break forth all beaming | H |
| None so bright so blest as thou | I |
Thomas Moore
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