Love And War. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCAEFE A CGHGFBBB| I | A |
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| How soft is the moon on Glengariff | B |
| The rocks seem to melt with the light | C |
| Oh would I were there with dear Fanny | D |
| To tell her that love is as bright | C |
| And nobly the sun of July | A |
| O'er the waters of Adragoole shines | E |
| Oh would that I saw the green banner | F |
| Blaze there over conquering lines | E |
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| II | A |
| - | |
| Oh love is more fair than the moonlight | C |
| And glory more grand than the sun | G |
| And there is no rest for a brave heart | H |
| Till its bride and its laurels are won | G |
| But next to the burst of our banner | F |
| And the smile of dear Fanny I crave | B |
| The moon on the rocks of Glengariff | B |
| The sun upon Adragoole's wave | B |
Thomas Osborne Davis
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