Peace To The Slumberers! (catalonian Air.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCA DEFEFD FAAAAF| Peace to the slumberers | A |
| They lie on the battle plain | B |
| With no shroud to cover them | C |
| The dew and the summer rain | B |
| Are all that weep over them | C |
| Peace to the slumberers | A |
| - | |
| Vain was their bravery | D |
| The fallen oak lies where it lay | E |
| Across the wintry river | F |
| But brave hearts once swept away | E |
| Are gone alas forever | F |
| Vain was their bravery | D |
| - | |
| Woe to the conqueror | F |
| Our limbs shall lie as cold as theirs | A |
| Of whom his sword bereft us | A |
| Ere we forget the deep arrears | A |
| Of vengeance they have left us | A |
| Woe to the conqueror | F |
Thomas Moore
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