Three Songs To The One Burden Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I	A
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The Roaring Tinker if you like	B
But Mannion is my name	C
And I beat up the common sort	D
And think it is no shame	C
The common breeds the common	E
A lout begets a lout	F
So when I take on half a score	G
I knock their heads about	F
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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All Mannions come from Manannan	E
Though rich on every shore	G
He never lay behind four walls	H
He had such character	I
Nor ever made an iron red	J
Nor soldered pot or pan	E
His roaring and his ranting	K
Best please a wandering man	E
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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Could Crazy Jane put off old age	L
And ranting time renew	E
Could that old god rise up again	E
We'd drink a can or two	E
And out and lay our leadership	M
On country and on town	E
Throw likely couples into bed	J
And knock the others down	E
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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II	A
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My name is Henry Middleton	E
I have a small demesne	E
A small forgotten house that's set	N
On a storm bitten green	E
I scrub its floors and make my bed	J
I cook and change my plate	O
The post and garden boy alone	E
Have keys to my old gate	O
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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Though I have locked my gate on them	P
I pity all the young	Q
I know what devil's trade they learn	E
From those they live among	Q
Their drink their pitch and toss by day	R
Their robbery by night	S
The wisdom of the people's gone	E
How can the young go straight	O
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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When every Sunday afternoon	E
On the Green Lands I walk	T
And wear a coat in fashion	E
Memories of the talk	T
Of henwives and of queer old men	E
Brace me and make me strong	U
There's not a pilot on the perch	V
Knows I have lived so long	U
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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III	A
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Come gather round me players all	W
Come praise Nineteen Sixteen	E
Those from the pit and gallery	X
Or from the painted scene	E
That fought in the Post Office	Y
Or round the City Hall	W
praise every man that came again	E
Praise every man that fell	Z
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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Who was the first man shot that day	R
The player Connolly	X
Close to the City Hall he died	A2
Catriage and voice had he	X
He lacked those years that go with skill	B2
But later might have been	E
A famous a brilliant figure	I
Before the painted scene	E
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E
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Some had no thought of victory	X
But had gone out to die	A
That Ireland's mind be greater	I
Her heart mount up on high	A
And yet who knows what's yet to come	C2
For patrick pearse had said	J
That in every generation	E
Must Ireland's blood be shed	J
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From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen	E

William Butler Yeats

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