Liberty, Equality, Fraternity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDAEA FGFGF| Long have I searched the Earth for liberty | A |
| In desert places and lands far abroad | B |
| Where neither Kings nor constables should be | A |
| Nor any law of Man alas or God | C |
| Freedom Equality and Brotherhood | D |
| These were my quarries which eternally | A |
| Fled from my footsteps fast as I pursued | E |
| Sad phantoms of desire by land and sea | A |
| - | |
| See it is ended Sick and overborne | F |
| By foes and fools and my long chase I lie | G |
| Here in these walls with all life's souls forlorn | F |
| Herded I wait and in my ears the cry | G |
| Alas poor brothers equal in Man's scorn | F |
| And free in God's good liberty to die '' | - |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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