What If Our Numbers Barely Could Defy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDABBAEFFEGG| What if our numbers barely could defy | A |
| The arithmetic of babes must foreign hordes | B |
| Slaves vile as ever were befooled by words | C |
| Striking through English breasts the anarchy | D |
| Of Terror bear us to the ground and tie | A |
| Our hands behind our backs with felon cords | B |
| Yields every thing to discipline of swords | B |
| Is man as good as man none low none high | A |
| Nor discipline nor valour can withstand | E |
| The shock nor quell the inevitable rout | F |
| When in some great extremity breaks out | F |
| A people on their own beloved Land | E |
| Risen like one man to combat in the sight | G |
| Of a just God for liberty and right | G |
William Wordsworth
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