The Revolution In Russia Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCACA DEDEFG| From Lapland to the land of Tamerlane | A |
| Kamchatka to the confines of the Turk | B |
| The spirit tyrants never can restrain | A |
| When once awake is mightily at work | B |
| Liberty frantic with a fearful hope | C |
| Out of long darkness suddenly arisen | A |
| Maddens the dull half human herds who grope | C |
| And rend the bars of their ancestral prison | A |
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| Over the wan lone steppe her couriers speed | D |
| The secret forest echoes her command | E |
| She smites the sword that made her children bleed | D |
| And Death and Havoc hold the famished land | E |
| But God overrules and oft man's greatest good | F |
| Is won through nights of dread and days of blood | G |
W. M. Mackeracher
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