Milton Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE FGFGHH| Say not that England ever kingless was | A |
| 'Twixt Charles and Charles two royal men appear | B |
| Cromwell to give her health with arms and laws | C |
| And Milton thou to speak out loud and clear | B |
| For freedom of man's conscience and the state | D |
| For England and her deeds before the world | E |
| And for the victims of religious hate | D |
| From Alpine summits pitilessly hurl'd | E |
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| Thou wast a Champion of Liberty | F |
| In fair Italian cities thou had'st heard | G |
| Her voice upon the north wind summon thee | F |
| And like another Moses had'st preferr'd | G |
| Affliction with thy brethren to the lure | H |
| Of beauty art and cultur'd ease secure | H |
W. M. Mackeracher
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