Down To The Mothers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBEDFGGEHBIJ A| Linger no more my beloved by abbey and cell and cathedral | A |
| Mourn not for holy ones mourning of old them who knew not the Father | B |
| Weeping with fast and scourge when the bridegroom was taken from them | C |
| Drop back awhile through the years to the warm rich youth of the nations | D |
| Childlike in virtue and faith though childlike in passion and pleasure | B |
| Childlike still and still near to their God while the day spring of Eden | E |
| Lingered in rose red rays on the peaks of Ionian mountains | D |
| Down to the mothers as Faust went I go to the roots of our manhood | F |
| Mothers of us in our cradles of us once more in our glory | G |
| New born body and soul in the great pure world which shall be | G |
| In the renewing of all things when man shall return to his Eden | E |
| Conquering evil and death and shame and the slander of conscience | H |
| Free in the sunshine of Godhead and fearlessly smile on his Father | B |
| Down to the mothers I go yet with thee still be with me thou purest | I |
| Lead me thy hand in my hand and the dayspring of God go before us | J |
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| Eversley | A |
Charles Kingsley
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