The Old, Old Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACAC ADADEFEF| When all the world is young lad | A |
| And all the trees are green | B |
| And every goose a swan lad | A |
| And every lass a queen | B |
| Then hey for boot and horse lad | A |
| And round the world away | C |
| Young blood must have its course lad | A |
| And every dog his day | C |
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| When all the world is old lad | A |
| And all the trees are brown | D |
| And all the sport is stale lad | A |
| And all the wheels run down | D |
| Creep home and take your place there | E |
| The spent and maimed among | F |
| God grant you find one face there | E |
| You loved when all was young | F |
Charles Kingsley
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