The Brook Leaps Riotous Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECDE| The brook leaps riotous with its life just found | A |
| That freshets from the mountain rains have fed | B |
| Beats at the boulders in its hindered bed | B |
| And fills the valley with its triumphing sound | A |
| The strong unthirsty tarn sunk in deep ground | A |
| Has never a sigh wherewith its wealth is said | B |
| Has no more ripples than the May flies tread | B |
| Silence of waters is where they abound | A |
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| And love whatever love sure makes small boast | C |
| 'Tis the new lovers tell in wonder yet | D |
| Oh happy need Enriched stream's jubilant gush | E |
| But who being spouses well have learned love's most | C |
| Being child and mother learned not nor forget | D |
| These in their joyfulness feel the tarn's strong hush | E |
Augusta Davies Webster
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