The Brook Rhine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADBAEFEGGF| SMALL current of the wilds afar from men | A |
| Changing and sudden as a baby's mood | B |
| Now a green babbling rivulet in the wood | C |
| Now loitering broad and shallow through the glen | A |
| Or threading 'mid the naked shoals and then | A |
| Brattling against the stones half mist half flood | D |
| Between the mountains where the storm clouds brood | B |
| And each change but to wake or sleep again | A |
| Pass on young stream the world has need of thee | E |
| Far hence a mighty river on its breast | F |
| Bears the deep laden vessels to the sea | E |
| Far hence wide waters feed the vines and corn | G |
| Pass on small stream to so great purpose born | G |
| On to the distant toil the distant rest | F |
Augusta Davies Webster
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