Merrily Every Bosom Boundeth. (the Tyrolese Song Of Liberty.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDAB ABABECECAB FBFBAFAFFB| Merrily every bosom boundeth | A |
| Merrily oh | B |
| Where the song of Freedom soundeth | A |
| Merrily oh | B |
| There the warrior's arms | C |
| Shed more splendor | D |
| There the maiden's charm's | C |
| Shine more tender | D |
| Every joy the land surroundeth | A |
| Merrily oh merrily oh | B |
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| Wearily every bosom pineth | A |
| Wearily oh | B |
| Where the bond of slavery twineth | A |
| Wearily oh | B |
| There the warrior's dart | E |
| Hath no fleetness | C |
| There the maiden's heart | E |
| Hath no sweetness | C |
| Every flower of life declineth | A |
| Wearily oh wearily oh | B |
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| Cheerily then from hill and valley | F |
| Cheerily oh | B |
| Like your native fountain sally | F |
| Cheerily oh | B |
| If a glorious death | A |
| Won by bravery | F |
| Sweeter be than breath | A |
| Sighed in slavery | F |
| Round the flag of Freedom rally | F |
| Cheerily oh cheerily oh | B |
Thomas Moore
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