A Forest Scene Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDDE BFBFGHGGH IJIJKLKKL MNMNADAADAs I went down a forest place | A |
At the closing of the year | B |
To find me peace and gather grace | A |
In this green gladness here | C |
I saw a scene I knew of old | D |
In many a year gone by | E |
A loveliness to have and hold | D |
Here with the gully waters cold | D |
And the bland blue peeping sky | E |
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And I saw the blue wrens trooping near | B |
And I heard the thrushes call | F |
And found surcease from worldly fear | B |
For a peace was over all | F |
And my mind went back to long ago | G |
For here was a scene I knew | H |
Where the gums and ancient tree ferns grow | G |
And the ever lasting waters flow | G |
And life yields little new | H |
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And I thought of the world of the world of men | I |
Who ever seek them change | J |
And haste and hectic haste again | I |
To a goal beyond their range | J |
And I heard the thrush and the blue wren there | K |
Fluting their songs of glee | L |
For them this world was passing fair | K |
And they found content and gladness there | K |
Why came not peace to me | L |
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Then I saw life as men see life | M |
I who am but a man | N |
And I dreamed of a scene devoid of strife | M |
Built on the good God's plan | N |
And I came me back from that forest place | A |
With a dream to have and hold | D |
Of men with naught but life to face | A |
Of men grown young in simple grace | A |
And the birds and the bush grown old | D |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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