Together we will plunder together we will die

We'll wander o'er the valleys and we'll gallop over plains

And we'll scorn to live in slavery bound down in iron chains

Twas in eighteen hundred and sixty five he started his wild career

With a heart that had no danger no foeman did he fear

He stuck up the Royal Mail beach coach and robbed Judge MacEvoy

With a tremble hand gave up the gold to the wild colonial boy

The techniques in this stanza are
 mixed perspectives. What i mean by this is that  the first stanza seems like someone is saying it but the next stanza seems like someone is telling a story.

There is also rhyming,for example high and die.


For the next stanza there is story telling. There is also alliteration in 'with a heart that had no danger'.

Of poor but honest parents he was born in Castlemaine

He was his father's only hope his mother's pride and joy

And so dearly did the parents love their wild colonial boy

that is a wicked rhyme!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Of poor but honest parents he was born in Castlemaine

He was his father's only hope his mother's pride and joy

And so dearly did the parents love their wild colonial boy

 
Rhyming: the last word of every second line rhymes

Then come along my hearties and we'll roam the mountains high

Together we will plunder together we will die

We'll wander o'er the valleys and we'll gallop over plains

And we'll scorn to live in slavery bound down in iron chains

Rhyming: the last word of every second line rhymes
Perspective of Jack Doolan
Gives you an image of mountains, plains and valleys in your mind

Twas in eighteen hundred and sixty five he started his wild career

With a heart that had no danger no foeman did he fear

He stuck up the Royal Mail beach coach and robbed Judge MacEvoy

With a tremble hand gave up the gold to the wild colonial boy

Rhyming: the last word of every second line rhymes
Perspective of the narrator
Last 4 lines give you an image

With a heart that had no danger no foeman did he fear

He stuck up the Royal Mail beach coach and robbed Judge MacEvoy

With a tremble hand gave up the gold to the wild colonial boy

Rhyming.                                                                             





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Together we will plunder together we will die

We'll wander o'er the valleys and we'll gallop over plains

And we'll scorn to live in slavery bound down in iron chains

The technique in this stanza used first person because it sounds like it is like someone is saying something in the first paragraph. 
The second paragraph is like someone is telling a story.
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When listening to the little birds they sweetly sang their song

He spied three mounted troopers Kelly Davis and Fitzroy

All riding up to capture the wild colonial boy

Surrender now Jack Doolan You see there's three to one

Surrender in the Queen's name It's of a victory won

He fired at trooper Kelly and he brought him to the ground

And returning right to Davis he received a mortal wound

is a mixed perspective. (credit to IT/munchkin)

Together we will plunder together we will die

We'll wander o'er the valleys and we'll gallop over plains

And we'll scorn to live in slavery bound down in iron chains

This stanza (and all others) have a strong beat

With a heart that had no danger no foeman did he fear

He stuck up the Royal Mail beach coach and robbed Judge MacEvoy

With a tremble hand gave up the gold to the wild colonial boy

In this stanza every second line rhymes like career and fear MacEvoy and boy

When listening to the little birds they sweetly sang their song

He spied three mounted troopers Kelly Davis and Fitzroy

All riding up to capture the wild colonial boy

This poem is very descriptive

Of poor but honest parents he was born in Castlemaine

He was his father's only hope his mother's pride and joy

And so dearly did the parents love their wild colonial boy

In this poem all the last words of each phrase rhymes. The image i see is Jack Doolan's parents very happy and they really care about Jack because in the poem it says: 

He was his father's only hope his mother's pride and joy

And so dearly did the parents love their wild colonial boy

With a heart that had no danger no foeman did he fear

He stuck up the Royal Mail beach coach and robbed Judge MacEvoy

With a tremble hand gave up the gold to the wild colonial boy

Of poor but honest parents he was born in Castlemaine

He was his father's only hope his mother's pride and joy

And so dearly did the parents love their wild colonial boy

This poem is interesting because the lines rthym like AA BB the  

When listening to the little birds they sweetly sang their song

He spied three mounted troopers Kelly Davis and Fitzroy

All riding up to capture the wild colonial boy 

in this stanza there is descriptive language like 'when listening to the little birds they sweetly sang their song'

When listening to the little birds they sweetly sang their song

He spied three mounted troopers Kelly Davis and Fitzroy

All riding up to capture the wild colonial boy

Surrender in the Queen's name It's of a victory won

He fired at trooper Kelly and he brought him to the ground

And returning right to Davis he received a mortal wound

In this stanza first lines in the poem 
e.g you and won , ground and wound.