1914 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDDCAA| War broke and now the Winter of the world | A |
| With perishing great darkness closes in | B |
| The foul tornado centred at Berlin | B |
| Is over all the width of Europe whirled | A |
| Rending the sails of progress Rent or furled | A |
| Are all Art's ensigns Verse wails Now begin | B |
| Famines of thought and feeling Love's wine's thin | B |
| The grain of human Autumn rots down hurled | A |
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| For after Spring had bloomed in early Greece | C |
| And Summer blazed her glory out with Rome | D |
| An Autumn softly fell a harvest home | D |
| A slow grand age and rich with all increase | C |
| But now for us wild Winter and the need | A |
| Of sowings for new Spring and blood for seed | A |
Wilfred Owen
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