A Forest Scene Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDDE BFBFGHGGH IJIJKLKKL MNMNADAAD

As I went down a forest placeA
At the closing of the yearB
To find me peace and gather graceA
In this green gladness hereC
I saw a scene I knew of oldD
In many a year gone byE
A loveliness to have and holdD
Here with the gully waters coldD
And the bland blue peeping skyE
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And I saw the blue wrens trooping nearB
And I heard the thrushes callF
And found surcease from worldly fearB
For a peace was over allF
And my mind went back to long agoG
For here was a scene I knewH
Where the gums and ancient tree ferns growG
And the ever lasting waters flowG
And life yields little newH
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And I thought of the world of the world of menI
Who ever seek them changeJ
And haste and hectic haste againI
To a goal beyond their rangeJ
And I heard the thrush and the blue wren thereK
Fluting their songs of gleeL
For them this world was passing fairK
And they found content and gladness thereK
Why came not peace to meL
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Then I saw life as men see lifeM
I who am but a manN
And I dreamed of a scene devoid of strifeM
Built on the good God's planN
And I came me back from that forest placeA
With a dream to have and holdD
Of men with naught but life to faceA
Of men grown young in simple graceA
And the birds and the bush grown oldD

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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