Coronation Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme

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O Thou enfolded in grief	A
Man with thy mantle of scorn	B
Arise and warn	B
Unloved prophet of ill	C
Who sittest clothed in thy grief	A
In thy pride of unbelief	A
In thy silence of love forsworn	B
Speak thy word to the world	D
Let it be as a sword to thy will	C
Let it be as a spear that is hurled	D
A banner of wrath unfurled	D
A garment rent and torn	B
	-
Speak They shall listen to thee	E
A single voice at their feast	F
To the last and least	F
They shall hear what they loathe to hear	G
In the day of their Jubilee	E
Of their coronation feast	F
With the wine at their insolent lips	H
Though they lend no ear	G
And their shoutings ring	I
From the decks of a thousand ships	H
Acclaiming their new crowned king	I
With a coronation cheer	J
They shall hear	G
	-
Speak in their jubilant hour	K
In the midst of their might and mirth	L
Be thy theme the Earth	L
The ancient tale of the lands of fame	M
Empires of earlier birth	L
Which held the world in their lust of power	K
As their own for dower	N
And abused their trust	O
Make thy theme of the wrath that came	M
The smoke that rose the devouring flame	M
The day of glory the night of shame	M
And the end of dust	O
	-
O thou enrobed in thy tears	P
Thou hast heard the children sing	I
The children that pass in the street	Q
The innocent ones with their chauntings proud	R
The rhyme of their marching feet	Q
How their voices sting	I
What is the word they say	S
In their play	S
The hymn their young lips fashion	T
They have marched through the crowded ways	U
With flags and glory and shoutings loud	R
While the sun has looked down ablaze	U
Amazed at their joyous passion	T
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Each one carries a sword	V
A wooden sword in his hand	W
With ribbon and belt and cord	V
And a gun on his shoulder glorious	X
Proud each one as a lord	V
Soldiers '' they shout We are soldiers come	Y
From a battle field For hark the drum	Y
From a field of fight victorious ''	-
Soldiers Soldiers Soldiers '' Weary am I	Z
Of that word forlorn	B
Of the king's command	W
Of the children's insolent cry	Z
A nation's cry whom the nations scorn	B
For its childish pride	A2
Better were these unborn	B
	-
England Where is she Where	B2
Land of the fortunate free	E
Which hath ceased to be	E
What hath she done with her fame	M
The nations that envied her	K
Turned to her in their care	B2
Sought her light upon land and sea	E
Called as once on her ancient name	M
The name of her liberty	E
But her ears were shut to their prayer	B2
Her place was a sepulchre	B2
She had ceased in her strength to be	E
She was no more free	E
	-
She fell as a star from its place	C2
As a bird from its path in the sky	Z
As a spring run dry	Z
A fruit in its rottenness	C2
As a drunken woman prone on her face	C2
While the world went by	Z
And she knew not her own disgrace	C2
O thou who hast seen her fall	D2
Who hast witnessed her agony	E
Who hast looked on the face of the dead	E2
Lift up thy voice in the night and cry	Z
The harvest is harvested	F2
As these shall have made their bed	E2
So let them lie ''	-

Wilfrid Scawen Blunt

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